The chairman of the U.K.-based promotional products service organization will be remembered not only for his leadership and vision, but also for his integrity, kindness and collaborative nature.
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Top 10 of 2025: Print & Promo Marketing
The most-read stories from the converging worlds of print and promotional products.
Read More4 Ways to Use Popular Trends as Inspiration for Promo Campaigns
Promo product trends are now keeping pace with the quick-moving consumer market, and that means distributors can meet end-buyer and recipient demand faster than ever before.
Read MoreProfiting Through Convergence: How Print Providers Are Winning Across Market Segments
In a recent presentation during the 2025 PRINTING United Expo, drawn from the firm’s Profiting Through Convergence study, Lisa Cross offered a revealing snapshot of how printers are expanding beyond traditional boundaries to capture new revenue.
Read MoreApplying Disney Magic to Training
At PRINTING United Expo 2025, Glen Swyers of Imagine Group offered onboarding insights gleaned from his time as a certified trainer at the Walt Disney Company.
Read MoreCargo Plane Inspections After Deadly Crash Could Lead to Shipping Delays
Nearly 10% of UPS’ planes and 5% of FedEx’s have been grounded for inspections and repairs that could take months.
Read MoreReflecting on ASI’s Community Impact in 2025
The company has donated $2 million over the last two decades, including more than $40,000 in charitable giving this year.
Read MoreTop 10 of 2025: ASI Media’s Podcasts
This year we launched two additional podcasts and touched on everything from print on demand to viral merch moments to high-profile mergers.
Read MoreCintas Proposes Bid To Acquire UniFirst, Marking Third Attempt at a Deal
The Counselor Top 40 distributor submitted the same offer nearly a year ago, but now envisions a clear path for obtaining regulatory approvals.
Read MoreJudge Rules in Favor of Lady Gaga Over ‘Mayhem’ Trademark Dispute
Surf brand Lost International claimed the singer’s use of the word for merchandise infringed on a decade-old trademark.
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