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PIA Announces 2015 Print Leadership Summit

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February 17, 2015

Lori Leaman Screen Printing February 2015 Issue

Printing Industries of America (PIA, www.printing.org) has announced the second annual 2015 Print Leadership Summit, to be held May 18-19 at the Minneapolis Marriott City Center. The agenda will highlight topics from sales growth and marketing strategy to digital media integration.

“Print is still a huge industry, and we built a conference devoted to addressing the issues that matter to print business leaders with a focus on successful business transformation stories and detailed ‘how-to’ discussions,” says Julia Shaffer, PIA’s VP of Digital Strategies.

Keynote sessions will include:
• “The Future of Print in a Transmedia World” with Jeff Gomez, CEO, Starlight Runner Entertainment;
• “Why it’s Time to Reinvest in Your Business” with Michael Murphy, president, Japs-Olson;
• “How to Dominate Your Market Niche” with Ron Rosenberg, president, QualityTalk;
• And “There Is No Work-Life Balance” with Nancy Lyons, president and CEO, Clockwork.

In addition, the Binding Industries Association Annual Conference for binderies, graphic finishers, and loose-leaf manufacturers will be co-located with the summit, and will be offering a series of free sessions to Print Leadership Summit attendees.

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