Jason Leonard on Generational Shifts, Customer Engagement, and Innovations in Print
In this episode of Printing's Alive, Warren Werbitt and Jason Leonard explore the importance of customer visits and hands-on experiences in the print industry. They discuss perceptions of uncoated paper, the rise of print embellishments, and generational differences. The duo examines challenges in paper manufacturing, mentoring younger generations, and using social media for engagement. They also cover print sales, paper choices, and digital printing trends, emphasizing collaboration and software integration. The episode highlights communication, print shows, partnerships, and learning from younger generations, along with personal reflections and hobbies.
Key Points
- Paper should be viewed as an embellishment in itself, adding value and impact to print projects.
- Younger generations in the print industry bring fresh perspectives and should be engaged and mentored rather than forced to conform to outdated practices.
- Trade shows offer invaluable opportunities for networking, collaboration, and exposing young professionals to the industry, making them essential for growth and innovation.
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