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Print Girl Mafia Hosts Happy Hour at Impressions Expo Long Beach

Val Solomon, Night Owls, joins as special guest.

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1 year ago

February 14, 2023

PRINT GIRL MAFIA (PGM), a female-only group of apparel decorators whose mission is to “level the printing field,” hosts a happy hour each month with a special guest to discuss ways to help their members grow personally and professionally. The January happy hour took place live, in-person at Impressions Expo Long Beach with guest Val Solomon (co-owner of Night Owls and Women in Screen Printing Award winner.) Val and PGM members discussed what it’s like to be a woman in the industry, as well as “education, murder, pretzels, and music festivals,” according to Nikki Bowen, OG member of PGM. The podcast was sponsored by Easiway, Bluewater, Shirt Show, Golden Press Bois, GraphXSource, ROQ.US, and U.N.I.T.E. Together.

Learn more about Print Girl Mafia via the Screen Saver podcast here and watch the January happy hour above.

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