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Being “all in” in support of his university led to new challenges for Dwayne Magee once the pandemic hit, leaving him with three times the work and one third the staff.

In this very special episode of Podcasts From The Printerverse, Paul Nowak, VP, enterprise solutions at Quad, Michael Makin, executive VP at PRINTING United Alliance, and Deb Corn share their stories and the importance of LGBTQ+ visibility in the workplace and the world.

The pandemic has left American cities with significant budget deficits. To find out how it has impacted their in-plants, we checked in with the in-plant managers for four U.S. cities: Bangor, Maine; Greensboro, N.C.; Oklahoma City; and San Francisco.

The global print community has a lot to look forward to in October, with International Print Day taking place on October 21, closely followed by Girls Who Print day on October 22.

Dscoop is hosting Dscoop Edge Virtual Summit Oct. 22 and Oct. 23. The free online event will feature content and discussions that can help industry companies get through 2020 and advance in 2021.

Ricoh and the Eagles are empowering fans to purchase cutouts to “cheer on” their team from the stands of Lincoln Financial Field. The cutouts are produced by local Ricoh partner image360 of Marlton, N.J., and net proceeds benefit the Eagles Autism Foundation.

Alliance members submitted over 200 entries across 85 categories in the coveted competition.

Both HP and Electronics For Imaging have decided not to exhibit at the worldwide trade show in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Hear from business owners and managers that have stepped up to the plate to do their part in helping companies deal with the pandemic.

The winners of In-Print 2020 are in, and two university in-plants lead the pack, boasting seven awards each in the only printing contest exclusively for in-plants.