Roland DGA Doubles the Number of 'Born to Wrap' Workshops in 2018

Roland DGA's “Born to Wrap” workshops are interactive two-day and one-day classes designed to help vehicle wrap designers, installers and shop owners take their abilities and operations to the next level.

IRVINE, Calif. - February 8, 2018 - Roland DGA has announced its 2018 schedule of “Born to Wrap” workshops - highly interactive two-day and one-day classes designed to help vehicle wrap designers, installers and shop owners take their abilities and operations to the next level. The hands-on workshops, sponsored by Avery Dennison, will be led by the vehicle wrap professionals from Louisville, Ky.-based Digital EFX Wraps, renowned for their vehicle wrap installation and business management skills.

In addition to teaming up with Avery Dennison, a leading provider of vehicle wrap material, as well as Digital EFX Wraps, one of the top vehicle wrap shops in the country, Roland DGA will be partnering with several of its resellers to offer classes throughout the U.S. The 2018 schedule will include workshops at Denco in Portland, Ore., Consolidated Color in Elk Grove Village, Ill., Mac Papers in Orlando, Fla. and Lithia Springs, Ga., along with classes at Roland DGA’s corporate headquarters in Irvine, Calif., the Roland East Coast Imagination center near Boston, the Richard Childress NASCAR racing team campus in Welcome, N.C., and the Digital EFX Wraps facility in Louisville, Ky.

This year’s schedule features 10 Born to Wrap “Basics and Beyond” workshops - two-day classes that provide a comprehensive overview of the vehicle wrap process and running a successful wrap shop - as well as a specialized one-day “Business & Design” class focusing on the marketing and operational aspects of a wrap business. Participants in all Born-to-Wrap classes will also receive instruction on getting the most out of Roland’s advanced wide-format digital printing equipment for complete wrap and vehicle graphic applications.

“These workshops are ideal for anyone seeking to learn the ‘ins and outs’ of vehicle wrap,” said Matt Richart, co-owner of Digital EFX Wraps. “Within the course of just a couple of days, attendees can acquire the kind of knowledge and technical expertise that took us many years to acquire in the field. We combine classroom education with hands-on instruction in a ‘real world’ shop environment to deliver a truly unique learning experience. Attendees walk away with a wealth of skills and knowledge they can begin applying immediately within their own workplaces.”

The complete 2018 Roland Academy Born-to-Wrap workshop schedule is listed below:

Date                            Workshop                                   Location

March 6-7                  Wrap Basics & Beyond             Image 1 Impact - Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.

April 3-4                      Wrap Basics & Beyond            Denco - Portland, Ore.

April 17-18                 Wrap Basics & Beyond             Digital EFX Wraps - Louisville, Ky.

April 19                       Wrap Business & Design          Digital EFX Wraps - Louisville, Ky.

May 15-16                  Wrap Basics & Beyond             Richard Childress Racing Campus - Welcome, N.C.

June 5-6                      Wrap Basics & Beyond            Mac Papers - Orlando, Fla.

July 18-19                  Wrap Basics & Beyond             Consolidated Color - Elk Grove Village, Ill.

Aug. 7-8                      Wrap Basics & Beyond            Roland DGA Headquarters - Irvine, Calif.

Sept. 18-19                 Wrap Basics & Beyond            Roland DGA Imagination Center - Wilmington, Mass.

Oct. 2-3                       Wrap Basics & Beyond             Mac Papers - Lithia Springs, Ga.

Nov. 6-7                      Wrap Basics & Beyond             Richard Childress Racing Campus - Welcome, N.C.

For more information on the Roland Academy Born-to-Wrap workshops, or to register online, visit: www.rolanddga.com/rolandacademy.

Source: Roland DGA.

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