End of the year means it’s time for GLGA’s annual holiday parties! Get together with your industry friends for an evening of spirits, appetizers and networking. Didn't have a chance to register online? Please come and register at the door. See you there!
The U.S. economy added a more-than-expected 227,000 payrolls in November, as the job market rebounded from the impact of storms and strikes. From LinkedIn News.
This article highlights the most in-demand wide-format applications currently driving the market and uncovers the rising adoption of workflow automation, revealing significant opportunities within the automation software landscape. From WhatTheyThink.com.
Given the appeal and the possibility of a full or partial stay issued by the Fifth Circuit, the CTA’s reporting obligations may be reinstated at any time. By GLGA member Husch Blackwell.
Whether broadening the role of the LPCs and widening the opportunities for turnaround mail will be considered by the USPS remains to be seen, but it may depend less on whether it makes sense and more on what the computer models say about full trucks. From MailersHub.com.
Printing is more exciting now than ever, so why shouldn’t we want to share it with others? By Debbie Nicholson of Think-to-INK! on American Printers.com.
Will you thrive or merely survive in '25? The answer to that question starts in December of 2024. That's Bill Farquharson's message for you in this week's Short Attention Span Sales Tip. From the SalesVault.com.
The Great Lakes Graphics Association is the trade association dedicated to representing the graphic arts industry throughout Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin through education, promotion, and public affairs. It represents approximately 13 percent of the total print market in the United States with its three-state region, accounting for combined annual shipments of nearly $19 billion. Founded in 1886, GLGA celebrated its 135 year anniversary in 2021 and continues to be the oldest print trade association in North America.
