In this issue, we’re catching up with some of the executive and career coaches who have spent time with the Women in Print Alliance community – and sharing a look at the ideas, conversations, and advice they’re putting into the world right now. From leadership and communication to confidence and career growth, these women continue to share insights that extend well beyond a single workshop or webinar. That’s one of the things we value most: creating opportunities for our members to learn directly from inspiring coaches, authors, and leaders who challenge us to think bigger about our careers and ourselves. And we’re excited to keep those conversations going! Next up, the second annual Read with Women in Print Alliance Book Chat, when we’ll welcome bestselling author Mita Mallick for a thought-provoking discussion. We hope this issue leaves you feeling inspired, encouraged, and connected to a community invested in your growth.
Meet Sylvamo, Women in Print Alliance's Book Chat Title Sponsor. Sylvamo is committed to the promise of paper to educate, communicate, and entertain in the most responsible and sustainable ways. Headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, Sylvamo employs more than 6,500 people worldwide, with a presence in Europe, Latin America, and North America.
Maureen Zappala is a keynote speaker and certified coach whose session on combating impostor syndrome remains one of the most talked-about programs in Women in Print Alliance history. If you were in the room at that Annual Networking Luncheon, you know — she has a rare ability to make you feel seen, understood, and ready...
Kristi Duvall is a Women in Print Alliance member, VP of Sales in the print and packaging industry, and a leadership coach specializing in organizational change. She recently led a workshop for our community introducing her SPARK method for managing through change — a practical framework that resonated with members navigating everything from team transitions...
Jean Card, founder of Jean Card, Ink, is a Boston-based communication coach and speechwriter who joined the Women in Print Alliance community for a workshop on effective communication for leaders — covering everything from public speaking fundamentals to the way we show up in everyday professional conversations. Her core message: how you communicate is just...
Madeline Fetterly, Founder & CEO of Be the Brand, is an expert in professional branding, storytelling, executive communication, and using LinkedIn as a strategic tool to grow influence, credibility, and visibility. She joined us at a past Women in Print Alliance Annual Networking Luncheon, walking our community through the fundamentals of online personal branding —...
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...
