In this episode of Promo Insiders, ASI Media editors break down some of their favorite “merch in the wild” stories of the past few weeks.
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Legislative & Regulatory Update: What You Need To Know
To gain a better understanding of where we are now and where we’re headed, Wide-format Impressions reached out to Stephanie Buka, Adriane Harrison, Gary Jones, and Sara Osorio, all subject matter experts from PRINTING United Alliance, to answer three key questions below.
Read MoreWhile Some Companies Say Goodbye to Paper Tickets, the Washington Capitals Harness the Power of Paper Nostalgia
This year, season ticket holders will receive physical tickets commemorating what could be a special year for the franchise.
Read MorePromo Industry Rallies Around Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa
Companies on the island are rebuilding what they lost – while giving back to communities in need.
Read MorePromo Insiders: Talking Tech at the ASI Power Summit
Futurist and event speaker Sam Maule reflects on this year’s executive event in Arizona and predicts how AI will change the promo industry.
Read MoreSupreme Court Concludes Hearing on Trump’s Tariffs
The justices asked questions of both sides, but many expressed skepticism of Trump’s sweeping tariffs during his second administration. A ruling is not expected until June or earlier.
Read MoreConvergence Corner: Harnessing Creativity & Finding Repeat Customers With Jeff Grippando
The president of GBS BrandConnect traces his career from his beginnings in print to providing full services today to top brands.
Read MoreBranding Together: Reflections on M&A Activity With Rusty Pepper
Rusty Pepper, head of global markets and partnerships at Taylor Corp., discusses mergers and acquisitions in an episode recorded at PRINTING United Expo in Orlando.
Read MoreOpportunities for Sales & Creativity With Folders & Brochures
With full-color printing, soft textures and creative design, folders and brochures can be anything but standard.
Read MoreWhat Will the Future of Tariffs Look Like? The Supreme Court Could Help Decide
After a federal court struck down many of President Trump’s tariffs, the Supreme Court’s ruling could mean anything from business refunds to a major boost in presidential authority over trade.
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