Gabby Houck, associate content editor for Alliance Media Brands, sat down with Lisbeth Lyons, director of Women in Print Alliance to talk about what the year ahead looks like for WPA.
Lisbeth Lyons
Lisbeth Lyons Black is the director of Women in Print Alliance. For more information on the Women in Print Alliance, visit womeninprintalliance.org.
PRINTING United Alliance supported passage of the CHIPS and Science Act as one potential medium- to long-term solution to help alleviate supply chain concerns to keep print equipment costs competitive in the future.
The President’s vision notably redefines traditional “T&I” (transportation & infrastructure) bills, which generally focus on highways, bridges, ports, airports and transit systems, into a wide-ranging proposal that the White House estimates will cost the federal government $2 trillion over 15 years.
Stay calm, and remain focused: That’s good advice for print services providers as they confront legislation on Capitol Hill, proposed postal reform and regulatory trends that will impact their businesses in 2019.
The January issue is the perfect month to look at what's on the legislative agenda for 2011. There are some long-term projects of great importance to the printing industry, and we'll take a look at each of these items and the prognosis for anything happening in 2011.
Overview of the top five pressing legislative issues of interest to printers, along with a look at what's being done from an advocacy standpoint.
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