Women in Screen Printing

Women in Screen Printing Drive the Industry Forward

For Women’s History Month, we salute our past Women in Screen Printing winners.

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2 years ago

March 14, 2022

WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH highlights the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. This month, people, associations, and institutions across the country are commemorating and encouraging the study, observance, and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.

For the past two years, we’ve recognized the leading women in the screen printing industry through the Women in Screen Printing Awards, exclusively sponsored by ROQ.US. These women are leaders at businesses that provide screen printing services as a primary function. From prominent positions such as founder, president, and owner, these women both excel and improve the industry by demonstrating exceptional leadership, progressive responsibility, and community awareness.

In honor of Women’s History Month, learn how all 12 of our winning women became leaders in the screen printing space.

2021

Jamila Callwood Co-Owner, Phenomenal Tees	Marj Easterling Founder/Fairy Gothmother, Big Lick Screen Printing	Michelle Leissner President/CEO, H&H Graphics
Iris Sautier President, La Bourgeoise Sérigraphe	Brandi Schieber Owner, Downtown Threads	Jessica Tillery Owner, All Quality Graphics

2020

Tracey Johnston-Aldworth CEO, Traces Screen Printing	Alison Banholzer Owner and Chief of Flight Operations, Wear Your Spirit Wearhouse	Xiaoying Rong Professor, Cal Poly State University
Jodi Taylor Owner, PSI Screenprinting	Val Solomon Co-Owner, Night Owls	Deonjala Williams Founder, Dee’s Sweet Tees and Heart and a Heat Press

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