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Carly O'Neill

Carly O'Neill is the Communications & Content Coordinator at PRINTING United Alliance. She is an editor on multiple organization newsletters, including: Women in Print Alliance, Industry Ink, ColorPro, and Industry Advocate. She also runs the Member Spotlight program, which features different members of the Alliance on printing.org and in Industry Ink. 

Turn Overwhelm Into Action with Corrie Lo

Following her inspiring keynote at PRINTING United Expo 2026, executive coach and author Corrie Lo returns for an exclusive members-only Quarterly Connect on November 5 at 2 p.m. ET. Building on her message from "The 5 Overwhelm Culprits," this interactive professional development workshop will help participants identify their biggest sources of overwhelm and explore practical strategies to regain clarity, build resilience, and move forward with confidence.

by Carly O'Neill

Four Questions with Lisa Shimkat

From accessing capital to navigating challenges and finding new opportunities for growth, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) offers resources that can make a difference for women in the printing industry. We caught up with Lisa Shimkat, SBA associate administrator of Field Operations, to explore what the agency offers the Women in Print Alliance community....

by Carly O'Neill

Her Imprint: Nicole Baker

In this Her Imprint episode, Nicole digs into what leadership actually looks like in a transactional mail operation — managing personalities that don’t mesh, deciding to be “Nicole 1.0” instead of a fiercer version of the manager who came before her, and building a culture from scratch after a change in ownership. Nicole also discusses why she still starts every single morning with coffee in hand, walking the floor, and saying good morning to every person by name.

Voices from the Women in Print Alliance Member Reception

During PRINTING United Expo, Women in Print Alliance members gathered at the Wynn Resort in Las Vegas for the Annual Member Reception. Gabby Houck caught up with several of the women attendees to hear what being part of Women in Print Alliance means to them and the value of the connections they've built through this growing community. Tune in below to hear their perspectives!

by Carly O'Neill

Expo Highlights & What’s Next for Women in Print Alliance

WhatTheyThink's Richard Romano spoke with Lisbeth Lyons Black, Director of Women in Print Alliance, at PRINTING United Expo 2026 on the organization's presence at this year's show, highlighting the sold-out annual networking luncheon, Women in Print Alliance's involvement in Student Day, and looking ahead to upcoming events this fall. Watch the full interview below!

by Carly O'Neill

Women in Print Alliance Celebrates Connection, Community, and Empowerment at PRINTING United Expo 2026

Women in Print Alliance brought its collective mission of connecting, supporting, and empowering women in the printing industry to life at PRINTING United Expo 2026, held September 23-25 in Las Vegas. Through networking events, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to celebrate women across the industry, Women in Print Alliance continues to demonstrate the power of building...

by Carly O'Neill

Women to Watch at Expo

Women in Print Alliance is proud to spotlight the talented women who are educating, inspiring, innovating, and leading throughout PRINTING United Expo 2026. From educational sessions and panel discussions to hands-on demonstrations, specialty pavilion presentations, and more, talented women throughout the industry will be sharing their knowledge and expertise in Las Vegas. Explore some of the women taking the stage this year here.

by Carly O'Neill

Supporting Women at Work Across Every Career Stage

In a recent Women in Print Alliance Quarterly Connect webinar, Adriane Harrison, Women in Print Alliance Professional Advisor and VP of Human Relations Consulting at PRINTING United Alliance, walked members through how women’s needs in the workplace evolve—and why understanding those shifts is critical for both employers and employees. Rather than treating “women at work”...

by Carly O'Neill

Her Imprint: Devyn Cretz

In this Her Imprint episode, Devyn Cretz, operations manager at Orange County Direct Mail talks about what competitive athletics taught her that business school didn't, why direct mail is actually more relevant in a world of spam and phishing, and what she's still figuring out as a young woman navigating a deeply experienced industry

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