contributed by Fatima Harami Printing United, a sold-out event held on October 23-25, 2019 at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, Texas was exactly that “the unity” of women and man coming together to share the print technology knowledge. The...
Sabine Geldermann, director of drupa and global head, printing technology, Messe Düsseldorf, is the recipient of this year’s Girls Who Print Girlie Award, coinciding with Girls Who Print’s 10th anniversary. Geldermann was surprised with the honor at the Print Media...
For those of you who didn’t already know it, Girls Who Print has partnered with the Printing Industries of America to launch The Women’s Print Mentoring Network. This is exciting to us at GWP because we know how needed a mentorship program is, and we have...
International Women’s Day has recently come and gone. It’s always an amazing opportunity to celebrate the women in our lives, sharing stories of women’s achievements and shining a light on the ongoing fight for global gender equality. But there is also a fair amount...
It’s harder to evolve as a company and an industry if you are surrounded by people just like you; diversity means a wider spectrum of ideas, experiences and skills and it makes the industry a more welcoming place for everyone interested in a career in print. On a...
To celebrate the very first Print Herstory Month this March, Girls Who Print are highlighting women in the industry, telling their stories and celebrating their achievements. Kelly Mallozzi’s story is one of success wrapped up in the successes of others as she coaches...
For more than 30 years, March has meant celebrating Women’s History Month. This year, it also marks the start of Women’s Print Herstory Month, a celebration of women in print and an opportunity to share their inspiring stories for 31 female-focused days. One woman...
As of this year, as well as being Women’s History Month, March also marks Women’s Print Herstory Month – an opportunity to champion women working in print as well as women and girls considering or starting out in a career in the industry. Cooked up by Print Media...
Mid-Century Memories Manufactured Halloween costumes were big business by the 1950s. I remember my nose turning blue from the dye in a mask when I was 3 or 4 years old. After that, my mom made my costumes, but I remained fascinated with the colorful and mysterious...
October 30th is National Candy Corn Day! Candy Corn is both universally loved and hated. You pretty much only eat it once a year, and just looking at it makes you salivate. The first time I see them in the stores every fall, I’m dying to buy a package. But, one...
