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.
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!
On this episode of Impressions Xchange, Ashley Roberts, content director of Printing Impressions, took some time to chat with Amy Servi-Bonner, PRINTING United Alliance's brand-new vice president, Consulting — Applied AI & Printing Technology. In this interview, Servi-Bonner discusses how the next chapter of the printing industry will be driven by “AI natives,” the importance of applied AI, and why AI is not just a trend, but a practical tool that will shape how the industry evolves and adapts in the years ahead.
The printing industry is at a pivotal moment of transformation: artificial intelligence (AI) is shifting from pilot projects to real, measurable impact. And the latest report from PRINTING United Alliance titled “AI Adoption in the Printing Industry: From Curiosity to Competitive Advantage,” shows AI is no longer an optional “nice to have:” rather, it’s quickly becoming...
As a reminder, Women in Print Alliance memberships are annual and expire one year from the date of sign-up. While there are no auto-renewals, you will receive a membership renewal email at your expiration date. If you have any questions regarding your renewal process, please don’t hesitate to contact us! We’re here to help you invest in your professional growth and community connections.
On this episode of the "Her Imprint" podcast, Susan Moore, an inspiring print industry leader who recently celebrated the 75th anniversary of Dumont Printing in April, elaborates on how she started out as a salesperson and eventually ended up buying the company outright in 2013. As president and owner, she’s overseen the firm’s expansion into digital, wide‑format, packaging, mail‑house services, apparel, promotional products, and modern fulfillment—turning Dumont into more than a printer, but a dynamic print services powerhouse.
Lisbeth Lyons Black, director of the Women in Print Alliance, sat down with Richard Romano, managing editor at WhatTheyThink, to discuss Women in Print Alliance's origin story, the types of benefits offered to members, and all the Women in Print Alliance events that will be taking place at the upcoming PRINTING United Expo in Orlando. Tune in to the full interview here!
On this episode of the Her Imprint podcast, Andrea Lake, the entrepreneur at the helm of Sticker Junkie and Women in Print Alliance member, recounts her unconventional journey—from launching one of the internet’s first custom sticker generators in 1999, to fully scaling production in‑house. After a seven‑year retirement, she shockingly woke up $1.8M in debt and rebuilt the brand from scratch—living in her warehouse, coaching her team, and creating the now‑infamous ‘Sticker Gate’ campaign that catapulted her brand into political relevance.
