Training and Education
At this year’s PRINTING United Leadership Summit, leaders share strategies and challenges in an intimate summit format.
Each year, Wide-format Impressions recognizes its industry Rising Stars – printing professionals who are growing, flourishing, and impressing in their positions. For this episode, we’re talking with a couple of our previous Rising Stars to see where their careers have taken them and how they view today’s printing industry.
In March, producers can take part in a two-day, hands-on technical seminar exploring the innovative fusion of laser engraving and sandcarving, known as blazering.
Jim Raffel, CEO of ColorCasters, describes his involvement in the creation of training modules for PRINTING United Alliance's iLEARNING+ educational platform, and describes why keeping training up-to-date is essential.
PRINTING United Alliance members share which member benefit they’re hoping to tap into next as their businesses grow and evolve. iLEARNING+ is at the top of that list, offering members access to printing education at a discount. Want to become a member? Visit printing.org/membership.
PRINTING United Alliance announces a year of meaningful achievements fueled by its expanding membership community and the strength of its national advocacy program. Together, these milestones underscore the Alliance’s core mission: to create a stronger, more innovative, and more competitive printing industry.
Exploring how effective training can improve both operations and employee retention, this conversation provides three views of training and education in the printing industry. The panelists share what make training worth the effort.
The National Print & Sign Owners Association (NPSOA) is launching a new Wide-format survey series beginning December 1 to help print and sign owners confidently benchmark their pricing against peers across North America.
PRINTING United Alliance, the most comprehensive member-based printing and graphic arts association in North America, has released new iLEARNING+ courses for fall 2025.
The event not only showcased equipment, but gave attendees a healthy dose of learning on each system. Onsite sponsors demoed the equipment and showed people how to use them.















