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Print's Voice '12 Highlights
Print's Voice: '12 was a tremendous success. Headlining the 2012 conference were a variety of professionals and members of Congress focusing on issues such as tax, budget, health care, politics, and postal reform. Special guests included Speaker of the House John Boehner (OH-8), Representative Todd Rokita (IN-4), Representative Pat Tiberi (OH-12), Representative Mike Kelly (PA-3), Representative Dennis Ross (FL-12), and U.S. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe. Additionally, Printing Industries of America was honored to present Senator Tom Carper (D-DE) with the Ben Franklin Friend of Print Award for his tireless dedication to postal reform. Following a full afternoon of meetings on Capitol Hill, PrintPAC proudly hosted its 1st Annual Dinner Gala, featuring Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) and entertainment by political satire group, The Capitol Steps. Overall, the conference was a huge win for print. We could not have done it without our dedicated members. Please click on the links below for photos from Print's Voice: '12.
Published on Thursday, June 21, 2012 (updated 02/12/2013)
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@PrintInd Ink and paper is far less harmful than electronic media. Where does all that electricity come from? Coal and oil.
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Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day Weekend!
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#FF A big THANKS to our fellow tweeters educating people on #print! @XeroxCorp @PrintInd @PrintinColorado @TwoSidesUS
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@csrdave It's from Daniel Goleman & Gregory Norris "How Green Is My iPad" The New York Times, in the Misconceptions section of the FlipBook
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@signanddisplay A3: In the States, there are @PrintInd affiliates that offer training anyone could benefit from. I know I did. #talkprint.
