Print HERStory Month 2026: Katrina Fox

1) What does “making your move” mean to you at this stage of your career?

At this stage of my career, “making your move” means leaning into opportunities to create meaningful impact—not just doing the work, but helping shape where the industry is going. For me, that has meant expanding beyond traditional marketing into building communities and conversations. I’ve had the chance to help grow events like the Crawford Technologies Summit and Engage360, where customers, partners, and experts come together to share ideas. It’s also meant pushing into emerging areas like document accessibility and translation/localization, where organizations are realizing the importance of inclusive and global communications. Making your move is about stepping forward when you see an opportunity to help the industry move forward.

2) Can you share a moment when you took action that moved your career forward?

One moment that stands out was when I started taking a more active role in developing industry programs rather than focusing solely on campaigns. Helping shape events like the Crawford Technologies Summit and Engage360 allowed me to connect directly with customers, analysts, and partners. Those conversations gave me a much deeper understanding of the challenges organizations face around customer communications.

That shift helped me move from promoting solutions to helping drive the broader industry conversation.

3) What helped you recognize the right time to make that move?

For me, it came from listening closely to customers, partners, and the broader industry. Through events, webinars, and conversations, I was seeing shifts in what organizations needed. Accessibility, global communication, and better customer experiences were becoming central priorities.