Printing's Alive

• Inspiring the Future of Print: Youth Initiatives, Diversity, and Embracing Innovation

  In this episode of Printing's Alive, Warren Werbitt is joined by Paul Stead, Georgina Hebbard, and Lara Vigar to delve into the Young People in Print (YPIP) initiative and its significance for the industry. The discussion covers the guests' backgrounds and their journey into print, highlighting programs like ASL's apprenticeship and the Printing Charity's Rising Stars. They explore the transition from social media to print, emotional connections to the medium, and the importance of diversity. The conversation addresses gender and age demographics, funding for YPIP, and perceptions among youth. Emphasizing communication across generations, the episode encourages young individuals to consider print careers and discusses AI's evolving role.

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• Harnessing AI in Print: Insights on Business, Innovation, and Generational Engagement

  In this episode of Printing's Alive, Warren Werbitt and guest Al Kennickell from Kennickell Group dive into the intersection of AI and business, starting with insights for family business owners and the transition to AI-driven operations. They discuss BoodleBox's innovative AI applications and explore AI's impact across various industries, including nonprofit work. The conversation highlights engaging younger generations with AI, optimizing sales, and enhancing print shop operations. They touch on quantum computing, AI risks, and the art of summarization. Wrapping up with the importance of hard work, luck in business, and future AI dialogues, the episode sets the stage for upcoming events and keynotes.

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• Bridging Generations in Print: Baby Boomers, AI, and the Future of the Industry

  In Episode 17 of Printing’s Alive, Warren Werbitt dives into the evolving role of baby boomers in the printing industry and how their legacy is shaping its future. The conversation covers the impact of babyboomers.org, the generation’s relationship with emerging tech like AI, and the challenges of an aging workforce. Learn how mentorship, succession planning, and young professionals’ associations are helping bridge generational gaps. From the fate of physical books to digital transformation and leadership lessons, this episode explores what it means to pass the torch and keep print alive in a rapidly changing world.

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• Navigating Burnout and Growth: Insights with Nile Said

  In this episode of Printing's Alive, Nile Said from GoOneUp joins to discuss his journey from a diverse background to becoming a coach, sharing personal insights into the evolution of coaching and his experiences with burnout. The conversation explores recognizing burnout signs, the critical role of self-care, and navigating a nervous breakdown through daily habits. Listeners learn about overcoming negativity bias with self-awareness and acceptance. The transformative power of personal challenges is highlighted, along with the significance of personal achievements and strategy sessions.

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• Innovative Marketing in Print: Strategies and Stories with Alex Fechner

  In this episode of Printing's Alive, delve into creative marketing with a special guest as we explore video marketing highlights and the synergy between direct mail and digital marketing. The discussion emphasizes the importance of authenticity and taking risks, showcasing successful companies that have modernized the printing industry. Discover the impact of generational shifts on digital presence, employee-generated content, and print's role in everyday life. The episode advocates for a national print awareness campaign and provides insights into direct mail strategies, sales training, and engaging content. Personal stories illustrate brand development, relationship building, and a call to action concludes with an invitation for future guests.

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