Joanne Gore on Canadian Print’s Message

Joanne Gore on Canadian Print’s Message

Canadian print has stories worth sharing, from the people behind production to the ways printed products connect brands and audiences. Those stories need clear messages if they are to reach people beyond the industry. As print considers how to attract future talent...
Christine Yardley on Telling Print’s Story

Christine Yardley on Telling Print’s Story

People encounter print every day, yet they may know little about the creativity, technical skill, and range of careers behind it. If the industry wants to reach new audiences, it needs ways to make that work easier to see and understand. The challenge is one of...
Heather Black on Attracting Talent to Canadian Print

Heather Black on Attracting Talent to Canadian Print

Canadian print has a compelling story to tell about its people, careers, and possibilities. Yet employers cannot expect prospective employees to discover those opportunities on their own. Making the industry more visible also means reconsidering how companies present...
Print Industry Visibility: 5 Key Takeaways

Print Industry Visibility: 5 Key Takeaways

Some of the most valuable work in print happens before a finished piece reaches the customer. It can be found in the questions asked during planning, the production issues prevented, the workflow decisions that improve turnaround, and the technical knowledge applied...
Begum Walji on Visibility in Print

Begum Walji on Visibility in Print

In the print and graphic communications industry, influence is not built on confidence alone. It is also shaped by how well professionals understand technology, workflow, customer needs, and the practical pressures that affect business decisions every day. That makes...