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Convince Your Boss To Send You To The Dieline Conference

by Diane Lindquist on 02/06/2014 | 2 Minute Read

Anyone who has attended The Dieline Conference will tell you it is one of the most inspiring, rejuvenating and creativity-boosting experiences in package design. Many have called it life changing. But, chances are, your boss is not looking to spend a couple thousand dollars of your company’s travel budget to “change your life”. She or He is more interested in changing the bottom line, so that is how you have to frame your discussion—the tangible benefits that will make you more productive, more efficient, and more effective as a package designer.

In other words, ROI.

Tell her or he what she or he will get in return for that investment—think saving or making money—and you are more likely to get it approved. 

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ABOUT THE DIELINE CONFERENCE + HOW DESIGN LIVE 

2014 will mark the 4th year of The Dieline Conference and will focus on the emerging and evolving roles of package designers. Representing a diverse group of new and veteran designers, hailing from domestic and international agencies alike, each speaker will lend their expertise through sessions crafted around this theme. 

The Dieline Conference has become the leading design conference focused solely on the package design industry and package designers. The Dieline Conference is an extension of TheDieline.com, the popular design site and the world’s most visited website on package design.

HOW Design Live is a five-day intensive gathering of creative professionals who are seeking inspiration, information and instruction from both industry leaders and creative peers in order to do outstanding work and build a successful career. HOW Design Live’s programming is divided into five conferences, including The Dieline Conference.


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