Women in Print Alliance recently hosted its latest Quarterly Connect virtual event, bringing members together for an inspiring conversation about leadership, career growth, and the value of embracing every chapter of your personal and professional journey. Moderated by Lisbeth Lyons Black, Director of Women in Print Alliance, the session featured special guest Laura Cox Kaplan,...
The Women in Print Alliance annual Book Chat is back for its second year – and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce you to Mita Mallick, author of our selected title: The Devil Emails at Midnight – What Good Leaders Can Learn from Bad Bosses. Mita Mallick is a change maker with a track...
May 10 was Mother’s Day in the US, so Women in Print Alliance is taking a moment to honor all of the women in print across the globe who mother someone or something in some way. You amaze us! To celebrate, we’re back with our annual Mother’s Day gift to all of you. This year...
The first-ever Women in Print Alliance Breakfast & Advocacy Summit took place the morning before the PRINTING United Legislative Fly-In on March 24 in Washington, D.C., bringing together more than two dozen women across all segments of the print industry for meaningful conversations to strengthen leadership and advocacy skills. The Advocacy Summit kicked off with...
I’ve walked the halls of Capitol Hill twice to talk about print, and if invited, I’d go back again tomorrow. That might not be something I would have said a few years ago. As SVP of Operations for an events and exhibit-focused visual communications company, my focus is usually on production schedules, logistics, and delivering...
Decisions made in Washington affect the print industry every day—whether it’s workforce policy, supply chains, trade, or sustainability. The challenge is that print isn’t always top of mind when those decisions are being made. It’s not that print isn’t important – it’s an essential industry, as we know. Yet, because print is often the silent...
Every spring, a unified printing industry sends a delegation of leading voices to Capitol Hill to make the case for an industry that is far larger, more innovative, and more economically vital than most lawmakers realize. Women in Print Alliance member Nikola Juhasz, Global Technical Director of Sustainability at Sun Chemical, was among the participants...
Sustainability conversations are evolving quickly across the printing industry, and so is the language that defines them. From new regulations to shifting customer expectations, understanding key terminology is quickly becoming essential. To help cut through the noise, Sara Osorio, Environmental, Health, and Safety Affairs Coordinator at PRINTING United Alliance and Women in Print Alliance Professional...
Online forums aren’t a new concept, but they’re often ignored, particularly by those of us who have “comment fatigue” from social media platforms. Yet, community forums can be quietly impactful networking tools. That’s exactly why Women in Print Alliance is launching a new series of micro-community forums designed to connect women in the print industry...
Creating a more inclusive print and packaging industry starts with intentional leadership and a commitment to elevating women at every stage of their careers. While more women are stepping into leadership roles, continued progress depends on building strong support systems—like mentorship, advocacy, and workplace cultures that prioritize equity and opportunity. Representation alone isn’t enough. True...
