On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Christine Yardley, Women in Print Alliance member and president of Print Panther Direct, shares her career journey that spans decades in the print world—from her early days as a typesetter to becoming a North American pioneer in digital embellishment. Throughout the episode, Christine opens up about overcoming imposter syndrome, leading with empathy in a male-dominated field, and why she believes good design can make the world better.
At the heart of the Women in Print Alliance is a powerful community of driven, forward-thinking women who understand that supporting one another is both empowering and essential for business success. From executives and educators to innovators and early-career professionals, our members span every role and sector within the print industry. We are united by...
At Women in Print Alliance, our community is comprised of motivated and passionate women from across the globe who share a strong belief that investing in themselves and in other women is good business. We are educators, innovators, leaders, and rising stars working in all segments and in all functions of print. Our Her Imprint...
On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Elizabeth Nesbit, President of Alta Systems Inc., shares a deeply personal and inspiring story of how she came to lead her family’s Gainesville, Florida-based commercial print business. From early memories of paper orders to recovering from a life-altering illness, Elizabeth reveals how resilience, community spirit, and a rekindled sense of purpose drew her back into print. Now overseeing a team of 30, she reflects on the importance of trust, mentorship, and the distinct advantage of being a woman in a changing industry.
Welcome to the newest corporate members of Women in Print Alliance: Wye Print and Rowan Apparel. Thank you for your generous support to attract, advance, and advocate for women in the printing industry!
The PRINTING AI Pavilion was a popular destination at this year’s PRINTING United Expo in Orlando, Florida, featuring hands-on demonstrations, micro-sessions, and resources designed to showcase how AI is transforming the print industry. With the rise of AI adoption and many printers not knowing exactly where to start, PRINTING United Alliance saw...
The Women in Print Alliance Annual Networking Luncheon would not have been possible without the support of our generous sponsors. We are deeply grateful for their commitment to advancing women in the print industry. Thank you to: Durst Group, Berger Textiles, Digitech, SwissQ, Beaver Paper, GMG Color, Koenig & Bauer, MediaOne, and PrintFactory USA.
On this episode of Impressions Xchange, Women in Print Alliance Board Member Tiffany Rader, the operations and technical product manager of Roeder Industries, reflects on Women in Print Alliance's growth over the years, the organization's inclusive resources and global networking opportunities, and what sets Women in Print Alliance apart from other groups in the industry. Tune in to the full interview here to learn more about the benefits of becoming a Women in Print Alliance member.
As part of PRINTING United Expo’s education programming, Women in Print Alliance sponsored a thought-provoking panel discussion on allyship in the print industry. Moderated by the membership organization’s director, Lisbeth Lyons Black, the 45-minute session featured three male leaders—Chris Huff with California Tattoos, Brian Adam with Olympus Group, and Cliff Hollingsworth with Fortidia—who shared candid...
Are you all registered for PRINTING United Expo 2025 but forgot to add your Women in Print Alliance Networking Luncheon tickets? Not a problem! Contact us before October 15 to request a secure link to purchase your ticket. Space is limited and tickets are discounted for Women in Print Alliance members!
