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Professional development is a critical growth component at any stage of your career. Whether it’s honing existing skills, exploring new talents, or learning how to best channel your experiences to achieve new professional roles and responsibilities, we provide tools, actionable advice, and networking to help you advance your career in the printing industry.

Female Student Takes Top Honor at TAGA Conference

Congratulations are in order for Chuqi Su, a graduate student in Print and Graphic Media Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), for earning top honors in a student competition at the Technical Association of the Graphic Arts (TAGA) 2024 Conference held recently in Dallas. Chuqi was named winner of the prestigious Dusty Rhodes Graduate...

Game On: Women Athletes Score Big as Company Leaders

The NCAA’s March Madness basketball tournament never fails to deliver surprise storylines, but the big news this season is not about a Cinderella team upsetting a number one seed. Rather, it’s about the record TV viewership, game attendance, and fan enthusiasm that the women’s part of the tournament has generated. According to Forbes, viewer ratings...

Industry Research is a Critical Tool for All Women in Print

Following industry trends is an important practice for all members of the printing industry, not just those working in the C-suite or business management roles. Economic reports, research studies, and understanding the top industry trends all support career development, product development, and service to customers. Trends often help identify new products/services to offer, enhance selling...

Happy New Year!

The painting “New Year” (1953) by Pablo Picasso always speaks to me the first week “back” after the December holiday break. If you’ve known me for a while, no doubt you’ve seen this image once or twice. I consider it repeat-worthy. I’m very grateful that my company closes between Christmas and New Year’s Day for...

The #1 Reason Women Don’t Want to Negotiate

Having coached hundreds of women in their compensation negotiations at work, I noticed a particular pattern that came up. The most frequent hesitation from my clients was… “I don’t want them to think I’m greedy.” Women are frequently concerned about being perceived as “greedy” and thus damaging the relationship with others when trying to negotiate....

Top Takeaways from Women in Print Alliance’s Keynote Workshop with Be the Brand CEO Madeline Fetterly

Attendees at the recent Women in Print Alliance annual luncheon were treated to much more than a lovely meal (five stars for the Coppa 3 Chocolates dessert!) and a brief respite from the hectic PRINTING United Expo trade show floor. A thought-provoking keynote workshop by Madeline Fetterly, CEO of Be the Brand Collective, was on...

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