Warren Werbitt and Mike Philie dive into the intricacies of the print industry, exploring why printing company owners seek Mike's expertise.

She didn't come from print. She came from sports medicine, corporate wellness, and a deli. But thirteen years in, Jessica Tillery is running one of Sacramento's most tight-knit custom merch shops — and she's got a lot to say about culture, mentorship, and why Mondays off beats Fridays every time.

This week, Warren Werbitt and Charity Gibson explore the evolution of promotional products in the print industry.

Warren Werbitt and Jason Leonard explore the importance of customer visits and hands-on experiences in the print industry.

Pam Athan didn't plan a career in print. She stumbled into a high school elective, met a teacher who changed everything, and never left. Now an account executive at Universal Printing in North Carolina, she's proof that knowing the craft — really knowing it — makes all the difference when you're sitting across from a client.

Warren Werbit chats with Paul Gardner to explore the highs and lows of the print industry, the art of embellishments, and why print is still exciting.

On the first day of the 2026 Wide-Format Summit, Marco Boer and Dan Marx sat down for a free-flowing discussion of the wide-format segment today, and a view into how it's changing.

PRINTING United Expo is just around the corner. With so much to do at the show, Packaging Impressions spoke with Lisbeth Lyons Black to learn what Women in Print Alliance has in store for attendees.

As PRINTING United Expo 2026 swiftly approaches, Amy Servi-Bonner runs through the state of AI in the industry and where it's headed, plus what attendees should expect from this year's PRINTING AI Pavilion.

Host Warren Werbitt welcomes back sales trainer Bill Farquharson of salesvault.pro to discuss why prospects don’t return calls or emails and what’s changed in selling.