The ever-inspiring Girls Who Print podcast recently featured a powerful interview with representatives from Millcraft, a family-owned paper and printing supply distributor with a rich four-generation history. The conversation, led by host Deborah Corn, delved into the crucial role women play in supporting and empowering each other within the printing industry.
Corn kicked off the interview by introducing Millcraft, highlighting their deep understanding of the printing supply chain and unwavering commitment to customer success. She warmly welcomed her guests – Candace Soward, Terri Price-Deep, and Emily Simon – from Millcraft.
Throughout the interview, the emphasis remained firmly on fostering a supportive network for women in the printing industry. Corn acknowledged Millcraft's sponsorship of Girls Who Print, a gesture that all three guests enthusiastically applauded, underscoring their strong alignment with the organization's mission.
Beyond Sponsorship: A Collaborative Spirit
The conversation went beyond simple sponsorship. The Millcraft representatives offered specific examples of how their company actively champions women in the printing industry. Candace Soward discussed their mentorship programs that pair experienced women with newcomers, while Terri Price-Deep emphasized their commitment to recruiting and retaining talented female employees. Emily Simon added insights on how Millcraft tailors its product offerings and educational resources to cater to the specific needs of women-owned printing businesses.
This insightful discussion on the Girls Who Print podcast serves as a powerful reminder of the positive impact achieved when women in the printing industry unite and champion each other's success. The interview transcended mere sponsorship, showcasing Millcraft's deep commitment to fostering a more inclusive and collaborative printing landscape.
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