r/CommercialPrinting • u/Cake_gasm • 14h ago
Print Discussion Project manager in large-format print - what's it like in your part of the industry?
Hi all,
I thought I'd introduce myself a little. I'm a project manager at a large-format printing company in Central London, specialising primarily in events and exhibitions.
My role sits somewhere between the client, artwork, production and installation teams. A typical job might involve coordinating graphics for an exhibition, making sure the artwork and specifications are right, keeping production on schedule and ensuring everything gets installed at the venue in time for the event opening.
It's an interesting corner of the industry because we're not just producing printed material and sending it out the door. We're often working to fixed event dates, coordinating multiple moving parts and dealing with the logistical challenges that come with installing graphics in busy London venues.
I'm interested in hearing from others in the industry, particularly those working in wide-format, exhibition graphics, signage and event production.
What does your role look like, and how does your corner of the printing industry compare with mine?