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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. 

Her Imprint: Milissa Bergman

Women in Print Alliance Member Milissa Bergman didn’t plan to build a career in procurement — and she certainly didn’t set out to land in packaging. With a background spanning healthcare, manufacturing, and finance, Milissa found her niche in sourcing, relationships, and problem-solving. On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, she shares how joining Inovar Packaging opened her eyes to the depth, complexity, and impact of labels — and why print is far more powerful than most consumers realize.

Her Imprint: Haley Haar

Haley Haar — a member of Women in Print Alliance — didn’t set out to build a career in print. With a biology degree, her path shifted when an opportunity within the AlphaGraphics franchise opened the door to entrepreneurship. On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Haley shares how she and her husband purchased the Kansas City location in 2009 and rebuilt it from the ground up, all while raising three daughters. What began as “just a job” evolved into a calling that blends creativity, analytics, leadership, and community.

Women in Print Alliance is Leading the Charge this Women’s History Month and Beyond with Exclusive Membership Benefits and Industry Spotlights

Honoring women transforming print through exclusive content, industry spotlights, and member experiences and community meet-up opportunities PHILADELPHIA — Women in Print Alliance is proud to champion the women transforming the printing industry through initiatives that extend beyond Women’s History Month this March. A part of PRINTING United Alliance, Women in Print Alliance is rooted in...

Her Imprint: Mariel Bolger

As a third-generation leader at Bolger, Mariel Bolger grew up surrounded by print — but that doesn’t mean she always knew it would be her path. With early interests in fashion, art, and marketing, Mariel found her way back to the family business through mentorship and a realization that print is far more creative and dynamic than many assume. On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, she shares how strong female role models — including her trailblazing grandmother — helped shape her confidence and career trajectory.

Her Imprint: Rebecca Holappa

Rebecca Holappa didn’t set out to become a plant director — she started as a graphic designer with a passion for creativity and problem-solving. On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Rebecca shares how she grew her career at Quad from design to continuous improvement and ultimately into plant leadership at one of the largest print manufacturing operations in North America. Along the way, she embraced innovation, leadership development, and a mindset of urgent improvement that reshaped both processes and people.

Her Imprint: Kim Woodin

On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Kim Woodin, owner of Aurora Fastprint and member of Women in Print Alliance, shares her unexpected path into the print industry and what it truly takes to sustain a family-owned business through decades of change. From stepping into a shop without digital equipment to navigating ownership, evolving customer demands, and industry disruption, Woodin reflects on learning by doing, embracing failure, and earning her place as a leader.

Self-Trust is the Strategy to Lead Through Change with Confidence

Women in Print Alliance recently hosted its first Quarterly Connect of 2026, an exclusive members-only leadership workshop moderated by Lisbeth Lyons Black, Director of Women in Print Alliance, featuring keynote speaker and leadership coach Kristi Duvall, founder of Kristi Duvall Coaching, LLC and creator of the “SPARK” method. This session was designed specifically for our...

Koenig & Bauer Forges Strong Relationships With Women-Owned Printing Businesses

• Koenig & Bauer’s history includes important management decisions made by Fanny Koenig, the widow of the firm’s founder Friedrich Koenig in 1833 • Female executives embrace their leadership roles to ensure that their customers and company achieve unbridled success • All industry associations have leadership groups for women to support, address, and offer formal...

The Heart Truth Every Woman Needs to Know

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for women, responsible for 1 in 3 deaths each year and claiming more lives than all forms of cancer combined. Yet there’s a dangerous gap between this reality and public awareness. Women’s heart attack symptoms often differ from men’s, their risk factors are frequently overlooked, and their...

Her Imprint: Gina Danner

On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Gina Danner, CEO of NextPage, shares a candid, powerful look at what it takes to lead in the print industry as a woman — especially when the door isn’t always open. From her early days navigating a male-dominated industry to leading one of the most unique printing operations in the country, Gina reflects on grit, confidence, and the importance of becoming an expert in your craft.

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