All India Federation Of Master Printers (Aifmp)

Nehru Place is always a bit of a scramble, and we are right in the middle of it at the Madhuban building. We are up on the sixth floor in suite 605. It is a busy spot, which makes sense for the All India Federation of Master Printers. Printing is a tough, fast-moving business, and this office reflects that. We have people coming in from all over India to talk about their printing presses and the challenges they are facing. The elevators in this building take a while, so we get a lot of reading done while waiting. Inside the office, it is mostly desks, computers, and samples of different printed materials. We do not have any of those modern open-plan layouts with bean bags. It is a traditional office with partitions and a lot of filing cabinets. We deal with everything from small local shops to the big industrial printers. The noise of Nehru Place is always there in the background, but we are used to it by now. We spend our days on the phone or answering letters and emails. Sometimes we have meetings that go on for hours, and we just keep the tea coming. It is about representing the people who put ink to paper. We have been here for years, and we have seen the industry go through a lot of changes, but the core work stays the same.