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Impressions Xchange: Tiffany Rader Reflects on Women In Print Alliance's Growth

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.

Impressions Xchange: Meet Amy Servi-Bonner

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.

Women in the Workplace 2022

Widely regarded as the gold standard, annual baseline study of women in the corporate workplace, the 2022 special report focuses on the gender-based work experience against the backdrop of a “new normal” reset brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of the lessons and experiences are also relevant to small and medium-sized businesses. A table of...

Closing the Gender Gap

Manufacturers – including printers – continue to struggle to find qualified workers, yet women still remain a somewhat untapped labor resource. This paper explores how a variety of manufacturing companies are seeking to increase women in their workplaces, and provides best practices to improve gender equity, diversity & inclusion – including attempts to close the...

The Enduring Grip of the Gender Pay Gap

The difference between the earnings of men and women – often termed the “gender pay gap” – has barely changed over the past two decades. This multi-industry study presents the dollars and cents data, while exploring how the factors of age, motherhood, and education play into this persistent societal and business conundrum.