Girls Who Print International Women’s Day 2025 Conference incorporated the United Nations theme: “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.”
This theme resonates deeply with our mission at Girls Who Print, where we strive to empower women worldwide in the print and graphic communications industry by cultivating a vibrant global community that drives innovation, fosters mentorship, fuels career growth, and helps secure the future of print.
Welcome to International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Deborah Corn, Executive Director, Girls Who Print
Deborah Corn sets the intention for an empowering online International Women’s Day 2025 Conference under the United Nations theme: “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.”
This year’s theme resonates deeply with our mission at Girls Who Print, where we strive to empower women worldwide in the print and graphic communications industry by cultivating a vibrant global community that drives innovation, fosters mentorship, fuels career growth, and helps secure the future of print.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Ayanfeoluwa Ibitoye, Managing Director of Girls Who Print Africa, The Billionaire Printer/Managing Director of Printstreet in Lagos, Nigeria.
Ayanfeoluwa Ibitoye, also known as The Billionaire Printer, is the driving force behind Girls Who Print Africa, leading powerful initiatives that bring print education, entrepreneurship, and visibility to women and girls. Ayanfe reflects on the success of the first Girls Who Print Africa Day in Lagos and outlines her bold vision for expanding opportunities through print—despite cultural challenges still facing women in Nigeria.
She also introduces her Access, Opportunity, Representation (AOR) model is creating meaningful impact through skill-building, mentorship, and business empowerment.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Jennifer Kolloczek, Director of Marketing & Innovation for Production Print, Canon EMEA
With a global career spanning Canon USA, Canon Solutions America, and Canon Europe, Jennifer shares lessons from navigating leadership across cultures, building high-performing teams, and driving transformation in the printing industry.
She reflects on her unexpected journey into print, her leadership style, the power of feedback, and how a single training course reshaped her approach to empathy and communication. Jennifer also offers valuable advice on empowering talent, managing change, and supporting the next generation of female leaders —inside and outside of management roles.
A must-watch for anyone growing their leadership path in tech and print.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Danna Drion, General Manager Marketing & Product Management, Mimaki Europe B.V.
Danna Dion is the General Manager of Marketing & Product Management at Mimaki Europe B.V. and the first official Girls Who Print Europe Advisory Board Member. With a career spanning IT, telecom, and now print, Danna’s bold mindset and passion for innovation have shaped her into one of the most respected leaders in the EMEA region.
Danna shares her journey from tech to print, her approach to risk-taking and leadership, and her drive to inspire the next generation. She also dives into salary negotiation, mentorship, and why she chose Girls Who Print as her platform for global industry change.
Dana doesn’t just walk the walk… she’s building the road for others to rise.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Antonie Reinhart, Marketing Manager Machines & Applications, Kurz | Brand & Multi-Channel Growth Strategist
Antonie Reinhardt from KURZ joins Deborah Corn to share how she helped revolutionize trade show engagement with an interactive display of digital embellishment machinery.
Antonia explains how she and her team brought this immersive concept to life, making complex technology tangible, scalable, and more sustainable. From pitching the idea internally to aligning with KPIs and overcoming logistical challenges, Antonia walks us through the creative and strategic thinking behind this innovation.
If you’re passionate about marketing, print tech, or bold ideas, this conversation is a must-watch.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Helene Blanchette, Global Business Leader, Educator, Executive Coach
Helene Blanchette is a trailblazing leader in global business, digital transformation, and the printing industry. Helene was the first woman to break into the senior leadership team of FujiXerox AP, led digital marketing transformation across 14 countries, and held global VP roles in Fortune 500 companies.
She is a sought-after speaker and has commanded the stage and room at the World Economic Forum and the Vatican Power Women Summit. Helene is also dedicated to sharing her knowledge, mentoring future leaders, and empowering women in business and technology as Director of Schmid Center for International Business and Clinical Professor of Management at Chapman University Argyros College of Business and Economics.
Helene shares her insights on breaking barriers, driving innovation, and creating a more equitable future for women in printing, technology, and beyond.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Katelyn Pinch, Partner Manager, Standard Finishing Systems, Communications Professional
With a background in journalism and marketing, Katelyn found her way into print through branding and agency work before stepping into leadership roles in production technology. Today, she works closely with print OEMs to deliver integrated finishing solutions and is succeeding Mark Hunt as the face of Standard in North America.
Katelyn shares her journey from label inkjet to high-volume finishing, the steep learning curve she embraced, and how having a strong mentor helped shape her career. She talks openly about navigating a male-dominated technical space, earning trust through curiosity, and the critical role that advocacy, allyship, and asking questions play in building confidence.
International Women’s Day 2025 Conference: Women in Leadership with Stephanie Gaddin, Board Chair, Women in Print Australia, Magazine Editor, Technologist
Stephanie Gaddin is a technologist, editor of Digital Image Magazine, Chair of Women in Print Australia, and the official web developer of Girls Who Print. Stephanie shares her journey from CEO of a print tech company to leading an influential women’s association, and how she navigates leadership, neurodivergence, mentorship, and empowerment in the print industry.
From launching training scholarships to redefining how women are represented in technical roles, Stephanie offers practical advice and heartfelt wisdom on building confidence, advocating for yourself, and leading with empathy.
This powerful interview is a must-watch for anyone shaping the future of print.
Shuchi Sarka, the Chief Marketing Officer at LTI Mindtree and global marketing powerhouse, shares her journey from advertising in India to leading award-winning, billion-dollar marketing transformations across the world. With over 25 years of experience at Fortune 500 companies and startups, Shuchi offers real-life strategies for leadership, innovation, mentorship, and building your personal brand.
Through candid stories and actionable insights, she reveals how she navigated challenges, found her voice, and carved her own career path—all while empowering others to do the same.
A must-watch for anyone looking to lead with confidence, purpose, and authenticity.
A dynamic conversation featuring Girls Who Print’s Mentor Matcher, Vice President and Program Director Kelly Mallozzi, and Ferris State University print management students Mackenzie Griffin and Tara Seth as they share their experiences with mentorship and the impact of these crucial relationships.
Discover how guidance and support drive equality, empowerment, and career growth for women in print. Together, we rise!
Sandy Hubbard joins Deborah Corn to explore how professionals can empower themselves by being authentic on social media. They discuss how to develop your voice, build confidence, and use social platforms strategically—without losing your personality. Through real stories and practical insights, Sandy shares how authenticity can strengthen personal branding, attract the right opportunities, and foster meaningful professional connections.
The conversation also highlights the legacy of #PrintChat and encourages viewers to show up intentionally online, especially within the print and creative communities.
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