Graphic Media Alliance Launches New Initiative to Promote Printing and Graphic Arts Industry Among Youth
Graphic Media Alliance is delighted to announce the launch of ExperiencePrint.org, a new campaign to promote the graphic communications and printing industry to students and young adults as part of the organization's workforce development strategy.
ExperiencePrint.org provides experiential learning opportunities, hands-on experiences, connections with GMA member companies, site tours, career opportunities, and credentialing to encourage the next generation to explore and immerse themselves in the dynamic field.
"By joining Graphic Media Alliance, you are directly supporting efforts to build our future workforce," said Andrew Schall, President of Graphic Media Alliance. "Together, we can inspire and shape the workforce and leaders of tomorrow in the graphic communications and printing industry."
This initiative is part of GMA's commitment to developing the next generation of talent and leaders in the printing and graphic arts industry. ExperiencePrint.org will serve as a platform for students and young adults to learn about career opportunities available in the industry and to interact with industry professionals.
"We believe that by providing young people with hands-on experiences and connecting them with industry professionals, we can ignite their passion for the graphic communications and printing industry," Schall added.
The campaign features an initial promotional video titled "A World Without Print," highlighting the presence of print in our daily lives. The video showcases imagery of touchpoints with print and scenes from life outside of school. The initiative aims to ignite passion for the graphic communications and printing industry by providing young people hands-on experiences and connecting them with industry professionals.
Graphic Media Alliance encourages businesses and individuals to join them in creating a bright future for the industry. For more information and to get involved, visit ExperiencePrint.org today!