Her Imprint: Marie Clarke on Why Print and Mail Still Matter in a Digital World

Her Imprint: How Beth Marston Built a Career in Print by Embracing Change

Thirty years ago, Beth Marston chose print over banking on instinct — and never looked back. In this episode, she opens up about navigating a male-dominated industry, the mentor who got her laid off (in the best possible way), and why giving people confidence might be the most powerful leadership move there is.

Mental Health Awareness in the Workplace: Destigmatizing Support

In this episode of the Impressions Xchange podcast, Ashley Roberts chats with Adriane Harrison, about Mental Health Awareness Month and why mental health matters at work and in life.

Her Imprint: Arpy Simonian on Building a Print Business From Nothing Without a Safety Net

She wasn’t given the business — she built it herself. In this episode of Her Imprint, Arpy Simonian shares how she went from working in her father’s company to starting her own label printing business from her home — with no loans and no backup plan. This is a conversation about confidence, resilience, and proving to yourself that you can do it.

Postal Series Part 1: Candid Thoughts on Recent National Postal Forum

Toni McQuilken and Paul Bobnak recently returned from the National Postal Forum and share their candid thoughts and takeaways.

Her Imprint: Marie Clarke on Why Print and Mail Still Matter in a Digital World

We’ve all heard it — print is dead. Mail is dying. But what if that’s completely wrong? In this episode of Her Imprint, Marie Clarke shares how print and mail continue to power a multi-trillion-dollar industry, connect communities, and play a critical role in how we communicate today. This is a conversation about perception, reality, and why paper still matters.