Monday, August 30th, 2010
As many know, WhatTheyThink will present our 2nd Print CEO Forum on October 1st and 2nd. This is an exclusive event for printing executives only. The Print CEO Forum will be held at the prestigious University Club in Chicago. Since the announcement I have been contacted again by many of ...Monday, August 23rd, 2010
By Pete Basiliere What do you do when a family member is stricken with cancer? You offer support in any way you can. Encouragement. Prayer. Help with the chores, pay a couple of bills. Whatever it takes to help him or her focus on the fight at hand. The same holds true ...Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
Public Printer Robert C. Tapella (left), with Bonnie Blake, director of the NYU master’s degree program in graphic commucations, and Don Carli (Institute for Sustainable Communications). The title of the dialogue was “Keeping America Informed 3.0: How Electronic Media, Digital Printing, and Sustainability Imperatives Will Change the Way the World Communicates.” ...Monday, June 28th, 2010
Above: A stage full of graphic scholars at the Hearst Tower on June 24. Below: scholarship fund trustees and officers, from left: Bill Dirzulaitis, Nick Patrissi, Steve Kennedy, Jack Powers, David Luke, Mark Darlow, Jerry Mandelbaum, and Richard Krasner. (not in photo: Diane Chavan, John Aaron, Linda Nahum, Jack Kott, ...Saturday, June 26th, 2010
I was interested to read Patrick Henry's article on WhatTheyThink about due diligence in the M&A process. We are delighted that New Direction Partners will be joining us as presenters at the Print CEO Forum, October 2nd and 3rd in Chicago, not only to talk about M&A strategies, but also ...Thursday, June 10th, 2010
Above: David J. Shea (left), chairman and CEO, Bowne & Co., accepts the 2010 Prism Award from Carl J. Crosetto, former president of Bowne and present member of its board of directors. Below: John Tenwinkel (center), recipient of the 2010 Prism Alumni Award, with Bonnie Blake, director of NYU’s M.A. ...Monday, April 12th, 2010
Remember a day, a day before today, a time when user groups roamed the land, basking in the warm valleys and gazing into what could have been a bright future? In the various regional editions of Micro Publishing News magazine back in the mid to late 1990s, we used to ...
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