Today in Printing
Is Your Door Really Open?

Effective leadership goes beyond having an open-door policy. Here’s how to create an environment where employees feel heard.

Why Managers Matter (Part 1)

Being a good employee doesn’t make someone a good manager. Learn why management training is key to building stronger teams.

Blogs

The Week That Was
The Week that Was (11/2/26)

On this episode, Lakeside Book Company acquired Bradford & Bigelow; we have five direct mail trends to watch; and more.

5 Direct Mail Trends to Watch

Direct mail printers are facing evolving challenges and new opportunities, from rising postage costs to new personalized campaigns.

In Depth
Midterm Elections and the Printing Industry

Stephanie Buka, government affairs manager at PRINTING United Alliance, shares the latest outlook for the House and Senate elections and what the results could mean for the printing industry.


Most Recent
What It Takes to Capture Knowledge Before It Walks Out the Door
November 12, 2026 at 4:50 pm

For anyone leading a printing or packaging business, one of the scariest thoughts to have is, “What happens when my best operator walks out the door?” This is more than a far-off hypothetical. According to Amy Servi-Bonner, VP of PRINTING AI, the average age of a commercial inkjet operator is 48 years old. On top…

Why Managers Matter (Part 1)
November 12, 2026 at 2:43 pm

Being a good employee doesn’t make someone a good manager. Learn why management training is key to building stronger teams.

Why Print and Mail Must Get Involved Now
November 12, 2026 at 2:11 pm

A new Congress and USPS financial challenges bring uncertainty. The mailing industry has an opportunity to make its voice heard.

Is Your Door Really Open?
November 12, 2026 at 11:43 am

Effective leadership goes beyond having an open-door policy. Here’s how to create an environment where employees feel heard.

The Pressure Points of Print
November 11, 2026 at 11:36 am

On this podcast, Deborah Corn, Jamie McLennan, and William Crabtree discuss the everyday pressures of working in the printing industry.