Here Are the Winners of the 2023 Women In Screen Printing Awards

How six standout industry leaders are making an impact inside and outside the shop.

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September 7, 2023

Screen Printing Staff Screen Printing September/October 2023

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE six winners of our fourth annual Women in Screen Printing competition. These women are leaders at businesses that provide screen printing services as a primary function. All serving in prominent positions, including founder, president, and owner, these women excel in and improve the industry by demonstrating exceptional leadership, progressive responsibility, and community awareness. Winners were chosen by the Screen Printing Editorial Advisory Board, which is comprised of 17 industry experts. Nominators highlighted candidates’ leadership, community involvement, mentorship, certifications, and more.

The winners will be recognized at Printing United Expo in Atlanta on Thursday, October 19 at 4 p.m. in the Future State Theater.

Congratulations to our winners:

NIKKI BOWEN
Co-owner | Cotton Street Apparel, Winston Salem, North Carolina
DEANNA SMITH
Co-Owner | N the Zone Ink, Bend, Oregon
SHYANNE HALL
Lead Ink Mechanic | Wear Your Spirit Warehouse | Huntington, MD
TINA BRUMLEVE
Co-Owner | Designs Unlimited, Inc., Teutopolis, Illinois
CHESSIE ROSIER-PARKER
Director | Squeegee & Ink Ltd., Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom
CHRISTY SHELLENBERGER
Owner | Snatch & Run, Fort Mill, South Carolina

The Women in Screen Printing Awards are sponsored exclusively by ROQ.US.

Screen Printing Staff

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