Girls Who Print 2024 Conference to celebrate Girl Power
Girls Who Print invites women in the printing industry, students, and allies to join the 12th annual Girls Who Print Day 2024, a FREE virtual conference celebrating resilience, innovation, and empowerment under the theme #GirlPower.
Attendees will hear from panelists and presenters on career growth, work-life balance, leadership, story selling, creating your path, and more. The event includes details for the new membership program and industry partnerships, updates from Girls Who Print EMEA and Africa, and a live, virtual tour of the Canon Solutions America Customer Innovation Center in Boca Raton, Florida.
“Girls Who Print continues to grow and gain worldwide recognition and influence,” said Deborah Corn, Girl #1 at Girls Who Print and the Intergalactic Ambassador to The Printerverse at Print Media Centr. “With more than 11,000 members in our network, this year is all about recognizing, embracing, and igniting our #GirlPower to manifest our life and career goals and proactively contribute to industry growth through mentorship and leadership.”
The Girls Who Print Day 2024 Online Conference starts at 8 a.m. EST and ends at 3 p.m. EST. Attendees can register once to come and go as they wish and receive session replays delivered directly to their inboxes.
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Girls Who Print Day 2024
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to network, learn, and fuel your #GirlPower … EMPOWER LONG AND PROSPER! Register for the conference here.
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