Training and Education

At Women in Print Alliance's last Quarterly Connect, Laura Cox Kaplan challenged women to rethink the value of their experiences. From leveraging "experience equity" and adopting an AI-powered confidence boost to protecting personal energy and pitching with purpose, Kaplan offered practical strategies for career growth.

Today’s CEOs are being asked to do more than lead — they’re helping shape the next generation of employees. More on it here.

Two seasoned wide-format professionals share their top trends in graphics installation…

Registration for the 2026 PRINTING United Expo, heading to Las Vegas, Nevada, on September 23-25, is now open!

PRINTING United Expo 2026 will feature technology demos and product launches, expanded AI programming, hands-on education, and networking opportunities in Las Vegas.

“Getting Started with Signage” is designed as an introductory-level course for those who are ready to stop turning down sign requests.

Here are five reasons why investing in ongoing training and development for your printing business pays off in real, measurable ways.

Girls Who Print Canada launched Community Huddles, a new monthly online event series designed to bring Canadian women in print together with mentorship, education, advocacy, and career development.

Here’s one way to use print in an interactive way to spark connection, drive engagement, and open the door to careers in print.

As part of this commitment, the Alliance continues to invest in education, while offering free membership to students and educators.