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Executive Leadership

Increasingly, women are earning the top jobs at companies within the printing industry. Women in the C-Suite face unique opportunities and challenges. We provide an opportunity for women leading printing companies to network with and learn from one another, along with on-trend research and articles aimed at elevating and supporting women in executive leadership roles.

Fa La La La…Blah? The December Work-Life Holiday Balance

At the risk of sounding like a Scrooge, the holiday season – as joyful as it can be – is often pretty stressful, too. In fact, the November-December time frame is sometimes referred to as the “third shift” for working women: job + home + holiday. So, how can companies best host at-work holiday celebrations...

Women on Boards: Paper & Packaging Board

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced appointments to the 2024 Paper and Packaging Board of Directors (P+PB), and two of the three new directors named are women leaders in the print and paper industry. An Boon, Vice President of Global Marketing at Graphic Packaging International, and Tonie Meyers, Senior Vice President...

Women CEOs Make History; Plus, the "Jennifer" & "John" Factor

The “Hello, My Name Is…” sticker likely still reads “John” if you’re a CEO of an S&P 500 company, though “Jennifer” is now a possibility, too. That was one upshot of Bloomberg’s breaking news in March that the number of women CEOs leading S&P 500 companies is now at the highest marker in the 68-year...

Social Media for Your Business

Six Tips to Help Promote Your Shop The majority of your customers are on their phones and computers now more than ever, so why not use this opportunity to focus on social media to accelerate your business? Here are my top six tips for social media success: 1. The social platforms you use to build...

The Importance of a Business Continuity Plan

The start of hurricane season began on June 1 and, for most of us located in states along the Gulf of Mexico or Eastern seaboard, that means it is time to review business continuity plans. But, hurricanes are not the only reason to have a business continuity plan in place. Almost every business is susceptible...

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