BOHEMIA, NY–Adam Peek, a renowned package printing and converting industry innovator and thought leader, will challenge Flexographic Technical Association FORUM INFOFLEX 2025 delegates to “Dare to be Different,” as he delivers one of the event’s daily keynote addresses. He takes the stage Sunday, May 5 at high noon.
“In today’s rapidly changing world, package printing plants can’t afford to stay static,” says Nathan Ridnouer, FTA president. “Adam Peek embodies the spirit of innovation we need. His unique perspective and proven track record of challenging industry norms make him the perfect choice to help guide our members toward a more adaptable and successful future.”
Peek’s keynote will address three critical areas where the industry must evolve: processes, prospecting, and policies. Drawing from his extensive experience as former SVP Sales at Meyers Printing Companies, and his current role as founder of Golden Rule Consulting, Peek will provide actionable insights for companies looking to stay competitive in a dynamic market.
“The flexo industry has incredible potential for innovation, but we often let our comfort with tradition hold us back,” Peek states. “My message is simple: embrace change or risk becoming obsolete. The companies that dare to be different today will be the leaders of tomorrow.”
Peek brings a diverse background that includes roles as a Sustainable Packaging Ambassador at Ubuntoo, co-founder of the People of Packaging Podcast, and course instructor at The Packaging School to FORUM INFOFLEX 2025. He’s also known for his creative pursuits as an author of the children’s book “Packaging Peeks and the Sticky Situation,” and, surprisingly, as a part-time rapper.
“Peek’s multi-faceted background and entrepreneurial spirit perfectly align with our vision for FORUM INFOFLEX 2025,” adds Ridnouer. “His session promises to be informative and truly transformative for our attendees.”
FORUM INFOFLEX 2025 will be held at the David Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA, from May 4-7, 2025.
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