PRINTING United Expo 2026 may be in the books, but the learning doesn’t have to stop.

Whether you were on the show floor or followed along from afar, you can keep tapping into the insight of the women who educated, inspired, and led throughout Expo’s Paid Education sessions. Many of them share their thought leadership year-round through publications, research, and posts on LinkedIn, covering a wide range of topics shaping the print industry.

Here are just a few women in print worth following, along with the areas of expertise they shared at Expo. Click a name to connect on LinkedIn and learn what’s next as they shape the future of print.

Petra Diener – Career Paths in Print
Felicia Macie – Career Paths in Print
Shelby Sapusek – DTF & Color
Jessica DeCola – Mental Health & Wellness
Onamica Dhar (Women in Print Alliance Professional Advisor) – Economics & Industry Analyst
Toni McQuilken – Direct Mail
Joan Miracle – Print & Promo
Julie Ferrigno – Functional Print & Sustainability
Hye-Jeoung Ahn – G7+ & Global Printing Industry
Maddy Alcala – Print-on-Demand Business Model
Cassie Green – Apparel Decoration
Joanne Gore – Operational Growth, AI & Print Case Studies
Leanne Herman – Direct Mail
Steph Buka – Public Policy
Adriane Harrison (Women in Print Alliance Professional Advisor) – Human Relations & Employment Law
Lisa Cross – Industry Research & Packaging Trends
Sara Osorio (Women in Print Alliance Professional Advisor) – Environmental Policy & Sustainability
Theresa Hagel – Print & Promo
Wendy Graves – AI & Sign Graphics
Pat McGrew – Operational Growth
Amanda Amendariz – Direct Mail & Print Technologies
Pam Visconti – Customer Communications
Mary Ann Rowan – AI
Emma Farquharson – AI
Sarah Unruh – Print & Promo

Follow them, read what they’re writing, and join the conversation. Sharing and commenting on their work is one of the simplest ways to support women in print while building our community’s collective knowledge base at the same time.

Are you a woman in print sharing your expertise, research, or insights online or at industry conferences? We’d love to help amplify your voice. Contact us about possibilities to collaborate with Women in Print Alliance.