leadership development
About Us
The Leadership Development committee works to Empower women in the flexographic industry by fostering professional development, celebrating female leaders, and advocating for women in leadership.
Members
Brandy Marlow – Chair
Container Graphics Corp.
Kristin Kott – CoChair
Tower Products
Jennye Scott
Amcor
Laura Wright
CSW, Inc.
Kristin Overton
BW Integrated Systems
Kerrie Thompson
BW Integrated Systems
Tammy Tobola
Luminite
Sarah Jacks
INX International
WoF Spotlights:
Catherine Haynes
Catherine Haynes is the Vice President of Growth and Development at All Printing Resources. She is very involved in the FTA to include the FQC Committee and the WoF Mentorship Committee… Read more
Katie Graham
Like many of my fellow flexographers, I had never heard of flexography when I graduated high school and college. I had just gotten my degree and was struggling to find a full-time job during the 2008 recession… Read more
Alice Ish
Growing up in a small town outside of Seattle, Wash., Alice Ish was fortunate to have parents that fostered an environment of continual learning and curiosity for the world around her. “They gave me a deep love for the outdoors and the natural world with many family camping trips,” she said… Read more
Catherine Haynes is the Vice President of Growth and Development at All Printing Resources. She is very involved in the FTA to include the FQC Committee and the WoF Mentorship Committee… Read more
Like many of my fellow flexographers, I had never heard of flexography when I graduated high school and college. I had just gotten my degree and was struggling to find a full-time job during the 2008 recession… Read more
Growing up in a small town outside of Seattle, Wash., Alice Ish was fortunate to have parents that fostered an environment of continual learning and curiosity for the world around her. “They gave me a deep love for the outdoors and the natural world with many family camping trips,” she said… Read more
Books we loved this month:
Atomic Habits, By: James Clear
This book is about compounding small manageable habits consistently to achieve big long-term results. This book is like a manual to turn yourself into the person you want to be without feeling the stress of a big change. You make hundreds of tiny little, almost invisible choices using the Four Laws of Behavior Change to whatever habit you want to start. You are focusing on getting better by 1% every day. That makes it seem much more achievable. I certainly plan on using this method! This book is great for anyone looking to learn new habits.
