The VP of swag at Radar Promotions discusses how she and her team can offer (almost) anything a campaign might require.
Read MoreConvergence Corner: Jill Spencer on Closing the Gaps for Customers
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Q&A: Denise Gustavson Reflects on ‘Her Imprint’ Podcast
Denise Gustavson, the editorial director of PRINTING United Alliance media brands, joined Wide-Format Impressions for a Q&A about her illustrious “Her Imprint” podcast series.
Read MoreThe Market Changed. Did Your Sales Team?
The market has changed at an unprecedented rate. Your customers have changed, but a lot of print sales behaviors haven’t.
Read More4 Highlights From Impressions Expo Atlantic City 2026
Direct-to-film printing advancements and solutions to celebrate America’s 250th birthday were among the sights at the show geared toward apparel decorators.
Read MorePromo Insiders: ASI’s New CEO Ashish Mittal Talks First Impressions & Industry’s Tech-Driven Future
As he embarks on his new role, Mittal shares why ASI’s culture stands out, where he sees opportunity in a complex supply chain and how technology – especially AI – can help unify the promo ecosystem.
Read MoreBELLA+CANVAS Named Coachella’s Official Blanks Provider
The apparel supplier will also be running a live activation and “Museum of Merchandise” at the popular festival.
Read MoreSmall In-Plant Print Shop Takes a Wide View
As the sole in-plant employee for the City of West Allis, Wisconsin, Denise Cleary produced a lot of printing by herself. But one type of work has long been eluding her: wide-format printing.
Read MoreJosh Gosselin Named General Manager at Dryvve
Gosselin joined the Woburn, MA-based distributor as account manager in 2014.
Read MoreRicoh USA Partners With LogoJET To Bring Direct-to-Object Printers to Portfolio
The partnership would allow printers to add in-house decoration for promotional products more easily.
Read MoreThe Future of the Printing Industry Depends on Making Our Voices Heard
The Printing Industry Legislative Fly-In took place last week. Participants met with more than 60 congressional offices.
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