She didn’t plan a career in print — she found it.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Taylor Preston shares how a chance moment led her into the sign industry, where she now installs graphics, coordinates projects, and navigates a role few women step into.

This is a conversation about confidence, visibility, and carving out your place in an industry that doesn’t always expect you.

She didn’t just start a business — she built it from nothing at 20 years old.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Charity Jackson shares how she turned uncertainty into a 30-year career in the sign industry, found her niche in vehicle graphics, and proved that women belong in every part of manufacturing.

This is a story of grit, growth, and not waiting for permission.

Adriane Harrison, Denise Gustavson, Gabby Houck, and Toni McQuilken discuss their experiences as women covering an often male-dominated industry, and share how the industry has changed.

She started as a temp receptionist — and built a career she never planned.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Amanda Nicassio shares how curiosity, adaptability, and a people-first mindset helped her grow into a leadership role in print.

This is a conversation about confidence, connection, and knowing you belong — even when you didn’t expect to be there.

In this episode of Printing's Alive, Warren Werbitt is joined by Mark Stephenson from Fuji to delve into the intricacies of OEM partnerships.

She didn’t plan a career in print — but she grew into a leader because of it.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Crystal Savage shares how she stepped into her brother’s business, learned the industry from scratch, and became the operational and strategic force behind its growth.

This is a conversation about confidence, evolution, and leading even when you don’t have all the answers.

She didn’t just start a business — she rebuilt one.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Linda Fox shares how she purchased a struggling print studio during COVID, navigated major life changes, and turned it into a growing wide format business.

It’s a story of resilience, reinvention, and learning to lead with confidence.

Direct mail isn’t dying — it’s evolving.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Susan Foley, CEO of Diamond Envelope, shares how her family business produces more than a billion envelopes a year while embracing innovation, AI, and new tactile technologies that keep mail relevant in a digital world.

It’s a conversation about leadership, legacy, and why manufacturing still offers powerful career opportunities.

Print is no longer just ink on paper.

In this episode of Her Imprint, Lidia Latrowski shares how her creative background in fashion and photography evolved into a leadership role at Duggal Visual Solutions — where print, digital, fabrication, and immersive experiences come together.

It’s a conversation about confidence, creativity, and how technology is redefining what print can be.

Ashley Cooney didn’t just step into leadership at Hudson Printing — she earned it.

From working in bindery to managing production and eventually becoming COO, Ashley shares how learning every part of the print floor helped her lead with confidence, accountability, and respect.

This episode of Her Imprint explores family business, leadership growth, and why teamwork is the backbone of print success.