TEXINTEL TALKS - EPISODE 115 - Empowering Women in Print with Lisbeth Lyons and Sarah Fenna

Empowering Women in Print

This conversation is about women in the print industry and the organizations that support and empower them.

The guests, Lisbeth Lyons and Sarah Fenna, discuss the Women in Print Alliance and Women in Signs and Graphics, respectively.

In conversation they talk about the challenges faced by women in the industry and the need for more representation and support. They also discuss the importance of engaging with education and attracting the next generation of women to the print industry. The conversation ends with a call out to the industry for support, collaboration and the sharing of ideas and resources.

Moderator : Debbie McKeegan  – CEO Texintel

Expert Panel: Lisbeth Lyons & Sarah Fenna

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TEXINTEL LIVE- EPISODE 115 - EMPOWERING WOMEN IN PRINT WITH LISBETH LYONS AND SARAH FENNA

Summary

Empowering Women in Print

This conversation is about women in the print industry and the organizations that support and empower them. The guests, Lisbeth Lyons and Sarah Fenna, discuss the Women in Print Alliance and Women in Signs and Graphics, respectively.

In conversation they talk about the challenges faced by women in the industry and the need for more representation and support. They also discuss the importance of engaging with education and attracting the next generation of women to the print industry. The conversation ends with a call out to the industry for support, collaboration and the sharing of ideas and resources.

Key Takeaways

1. The Women in Print Alliance and Women in Sign and Graphics are organizations that support and empower women in the print industry.

2. There is a need for more representation and support for women in the industry, both in leadership positions and on the production floor.

3. Engaging with education and attracting the next generation of women to the print industry is crucial for its future.

4. Collaboration and the sharing of ideas and resources are essential for creating a more inclusive and diverse print industry.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Women in Print Alliance and Women in Science and Graphics

06:05 Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Print

11:52 Engaging with Education to Attract Women to Print

17:53 Collaboration for a More Inclusive Print Industry





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