A Celebration of Walsworth’s Key Resource – Our People
Ask most any employee in one of Walsworth’s Marceline or Brookfield, Missouri facilities, and they’d likely be able to tell you that the company’s Master Printers program is a celebration of dedication and experience. Decades ago when a graphic arts association closed its doors and their Master Printers program ceased to exist, Walsworth decided to […]
A Day in the Life: How Paul Gatza Became an Association Leader for Craft Beer Brewers
Paul Gatza started working for the Brewers Association (BA) in 1998, an organization he hadn’t even known existed just a few years before he joined them. Now Director of the division of BA for professional brewers, he was originally recruited to head up the American Homebrewers Association (AHA), the division of BA dedicated to amateur […]
Employee Initiative Results In Safety Improvement
“Huh. There must be a better way.” You’ve probably thought that before. Walsworth employee Todd Wilson thought that after a strap snapped during a common maintenance process for the electric forklifts his department relies upon to do their job. Thankfully, Wilson was wearing proper safety equipment and wasn’t injured, but the event motivated him to […]
Behind the Scenes: Employee Spotlight on Drew Elliott
Here at Walsworth, we’re fortunate to have many excellent employees. These are the people who make our company run. Some of them interact with our customers every day, but many of them don’t. We’re grateful to work with dedicated, motivated people and are sharing a little bit about them in our Behind the Scenes series. Drew Elliott […]
Inspiring the Next Generation of Manufacturers
North America will celebrate Manufacturing Day this Friday, Oct. 5. We’ll be celebrating here at Walsworth, too, for all the employees who chose a career in manufacturing and all the future people who will choose a career in manufacturing. We went straight to the source for information on manufacturing as a career – our people. […]
Why is paper so satisfying?
There’s something about print that makes my brain happy. Because you’re reading a blog post on a printer’s website, it’s probably safe to assume that you, too, have spent time wandering through a bookstore or library, picking up books, looking at covers, thumbing through pages and inhaling their scents. Paper – especially quality paper – […]
App Evolution. App revolution.
When it comes to apps, the possibilities keep expanding. We are proud to be a partner with Adobe AEM, which allows our app architects to create attractive, intuitive, user-friendly apps. Our apps are no longer just publishing apps. They’re tools that can add variety to your publishing strategy. The right app will serve as an […]
Defending Your Publication Against Being Sunsetted
Nobody wants to see their beloved publication come to an end. The challenges faced by association magazines were the topic of the recent Walsworth-sponsored Lunch and Learn in Chicago. “Taking a Closer Look at Your Association’s Publishing Program” was moderated by Joe Stella, Vice President of Business Development at GLC Communications. Tony Priore, the Chief […]
AM&P Annual Meeting: A Deeper Dive into the Benchmarking Study
The association publishing world occupies a unique space. The AM&P Annual Meeting, held this June in Washington, D.C., provided the opportunity for those participating to take place in something meant just for their occupation. One session focused on the AM&P Benchmarking Study. Four panelists shared their insights. The Panelists Carrie Hartin is the President of […]
AM&P Annual Meeting: Publication and Communication Frequency
The association publishing world occupies a unique space. The AM&P Annual Meeting, held this June in Washington, D.C., provided the opportunity for those participating to take place in something meant just for their occupation. Is your association publishing the right amount for your audience? Sarah Black, the Senior Manager of Editorial Services at Red Chair […]
