In this episode of Printing's Alive, host Warren Werbitt introduces the special guests from Girls Who Print: Deborah Corn and Kelly Mallozzi. The discussion covers the recent transition of Girls Who Print to a nonprofit organization, highlighting its mission to support women in the printing industry. They delve into their mentorship programs, workforce development efforts, and the importance of creating inclusive environments. They also discuss unconscious bias, the need for more diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and ways to attract younger generations to the print industry. The episode also emphasizes the role of men in supporting women and concludes with practical advice for business owners on promoting diversity in the workplace.
00:00 Welcome to Printing's Alive Podcast
00:23 Introducing Girls Who Print
00:31 Transition to Non-Profit
03:07 Membership and Mentorship Programs
04:20 Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Print
08:59 Addressing Unconscious Bias
15:47 Generational Perspectives and Workforce Development
20:42 Modernizing the Print Industry
23:40 The Disconnect in the Printing Industry
23:48 The Role of Girls Who Print
25:14 Global Initiatives and Partnerships
27:51 Encouraging Industry Participation
30:23 Challenging Preconceived Notions
31:47 Promoting Inclusivity and Opportunities
34:24 The Importance of Smart Hiring
39:49 Final Thoughts and Gratitude
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