Welcome to our first edition of May — and what a full one it is! We're thrilled to unveil the title and author for our second annual Women in Print Alliance Book Chat, and we think you're going to love this pick. You'll also find a recap of our most recent Quarterly Connect, a candid conversation on leadership with Laura Cox Kaplan, host of the She Said/She Said podcast. Speaking of podcasts, this edition also features a new Her Imprint story spotlighting a unique path through the print industry. And in the spirit of Mother's Day, we're closing out this edition with a curated list of AI tools for every working caregiver in print. Whether you’re managing a household, caring for a loved one, or simply holding together more than most people, we hope they bring a little more ease to your days. As always, we're grateful you're here.
The Women in Print Alliance annual Book Chat is back for its second year – and we couldn’t be more excited to introduce you to Mita Mallick, author of our selected title: “The Devil Emails at Midnight – What Good Leaders Can Learn from Bad Bosses.” Mita Mallick is a change maker with a track...
May 10 was Mother’s Day in the US, so Women in Print Alliance is taking a moment to honor all of the women in print across the globe who mother someone or something in some way. You amaze us! To celebrate, we’re back with our annual Mother’s Day gift to all of you. This year...
Register Now! Click the blue ATTEND button to participate in the second annual Read with WPA Book Chat on June 11, 2025. This event is designed exclusively for members of Women in Print Alliance. (Not a member but still want to grab your spot for this event? Apply to join today!) Join us for the...
Every spring, a unified printing industry sends a delegation of leading voices to Capitol Hill to make the case for an industry that is far larger, more innovative, and more economically vital than most lawmakers realize. Women in Print Alliance member Nikola Juhasz, Global Technical Director of Sustainability at Sun Chemical, was among the participants...
Online forums aren’t a new concept, but they’re often ignored, particularly by those of us who have “comment fatigue” from social media platforms. Yet, community forums can be quietly impactful networking tools. That’s exactly why Women in Print Alliance is launching a new series of micro-community forums designed to connect women in the print industry...
In this episode of Her Imprint, Carly discusses acquiring and transforming a legacy printing business, building a team culture that embraces innovation, and navigating leadership as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated industry.
Daphne Bien-Aime’s path into print wasn’t planned — it started with a receptionist job at a printing company after college. But curiosity quickly turned that entry-level role into a long-term career. In this episode of Her Imprint, Daphne shares how she grew from answering phones to becoming Director of Compliance and Operations at Duggal Visual Solutions and an Innovator in the women in print community. Daphne discusses the power of mentorship, learning through collaboration, and navigating leadership as a woman of color in a traditionally male-dominated industry.
Tae’lor Jackson, a Rising Star in the women in print community, grew up around print, but she didn’t initially plan to make it her career. After studying economics and exploring opportunities outside the family business, the COVID pandemic unexpectedly brought her back home — and back into Panther Graphics, the printing company her father founded more than three decades ago. In this episode of Her Imprint, Tae'lor shares how mentorship, authenticity, and intentional leadership shaped her journey.
In this episode of Her Imprint, Chelsie shares how community relationships, client partnerships, and a strong support system shaped her transition into ownership. She opens up about balancing business and motherhood, redefining work-life boundaries, hiring challenges, and why print remains a trusted, tangible marketing channel in a digital-heavy world.
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