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.
At Women in Print Alliance, business expertise is meant to be shared. By highlighting the knowledge and experience of women leading the industry forward, we create opportunities for peer-to-peer learning and help strengthen the print community as a whole. That includes bringing you the latest industry research and insights to help you make informed business...
If you’re ready to renew your Women in Print Alliance membership but aren’t sure where to start, we’ve made the process quick and easy. Just follow the three simple steps below to continue enjoying exclusive member benefits and stay connected with a community dedicated to supporting women across the print industry. Step 1: Check Your...
Christine Walsh didn't walk into print with a plan. She walked in with an economics degree, a master's in information systems, a two-week window to decide, and zero printing experience. In this Her Imprint episode, Christine pulls back the curtain on the early days: earning credibility from her team, navigating industry peers who said she'd be out of business within a year, and carving out space to be present for her kids while still building a legacy worth something.
Carla Johanns is the kind of leader who sells a million dollars in ten months during a brutal market — and still wonders if it was enough. As CEO of Simpson Print, a 63-year-old diversified print manufacturing company based in Ontario, Johanns has built something that's hard to categorize. In this episode of Her Imprint, Carla opens up about coming back to the family business after a devastating loss, confronting quiet but persistent gender bias head-on, and why she's deliberately stepping back from day-to-day leadership — not as a retreat, but as a strategy.
Arpy Simonian, a Women in Print Alliance member, didn’t follow a traditional path into print — she grew up in the industry, working in her father’s business for 20 years, but was never fully given the opportunity to lead. When she decided to leave, she faced a difficult reality: no financial backing, no clear roadmap, and no safety net. In this episode of Her Imprint, Arpy shares how she started her business from home, took on side jobs to fund her first press, and built Arpine Labels & Print entirely on her own.
Marie Clarke didn’t start her career in print — but today, she’s one of its strongest advocates. As CEO of the Envelope Manufacturing Association, she works on Capitol Hill to educate policymakers, support industry growth, and challenge the narrative that print and mail are outdated. In this episode of Her Imprint, Marie shares how she helps connect the dots between print, mail, and the broader economy — an industry that supports millions of jobs and touches nearly every community in the country.
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, organizations, communities, and businesses across the country are reflecting on the nation’s history and helping shape its future. One initiative inviting participation is “Together for 250,” a non-partisan, civic-minded effort supported by the Business for America coalition. The initiative encourages companies and associations to write a “birthday...
Beth Marston, vice president of sales at Navitor, one of North America's largest trade print manufacturers, traces a 30-year path that started with a desperate need for a job and grew into a masterclass in relationships, resilience, and reinvention. In this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Beth gets real about the mentors who shaped her — including one who quietly recommended her departure from a company, a decision that ultimately unlocked a better trajectory — and the leadership style she's built from those experiences.
Corrie Lo, Women in Print Alliance Luncheon 2026 Keynote Speaker, explores why great work alone isn't always enough to advance your career. In this LinkedIn video, she discusses the importance of visibility, self-advocacy, and ensuring others understand the value and impact you bring to the table.
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.
