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PRINTING AND IMAGING ASSOCIATION OF MIDAMERICA
PIA MidAmerica is a dynamic association helping nearly 500 print, visual communications, and marketing firms in Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Western Missouri achieve their business objectives. We enhance members’ visibility, reduce their operational costs, deliver timely information and services, and provide cutting-edge educational programs. The key to our success is the involvement of our member companies and their employees, whom we serve from our offices in Dallas and Kansas City.
By investing in PIA MidAmerica membership, you also become a member of Printing Industries of America, the world’s largest print/visual communication association. We are the only association in this industry with a strong local and national presence. We are also proud of our illustrious history. Printers first formed associations in the late 19th century, and several of these organizations evolved into PIA MidAmerica. Today, we continue to develop new resources to help our members achieve their goals and ensure that the relevancy of print in the economy is appreciated. Learn why our members are so passionate about PIA MidAmerica. Contact us at 214-630-8871 or info@piamidam.org to get involved!
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Looking for a job? Need to post a job opening? Searching for equipment – to buy or sell? Browse our Classifieds section.Classifieds // JobBank
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PrintAcccess is our online directory which puts buyers directly in contact with PIA MidAmerica member firms who provide print, mailing, marketing, and fulfillment solutions.Print Access
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Wage & Benefit Survey
The Annual Wage & Benefit Survey is a joint project of the affiliated organizations of Printing Industries of America.Wage & Benefit Survey
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PRINT'S VOICE 15 - Hosted by Printing Industry of America & NPES
Washington, DC
PRINT’S VOICE 15
Members of NPES The Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies, Printing Industries of America, and allied industry associations will convene in Washington, D.C., June 2-3, 2015 for PRINT’S VOICE 15 to bring top priority graphic communications industry business concerns directly to their elected representatives and other congressional leaders.
In its 5th year, PRINT’S VOICE has grown into a signature event that brings printers and suppliers together for a powerful program of public policy education, issue advocacy, interaction with Members of Congress and social events on Capitol Hill. During this year’s PRINT’S VOICE 15 Capitol Hill Fly-In participants will advocate for:
- Restructuring and revitalizing the U.S. Postal System
- Curtailing abusive “patent troll” practices
- Reducing burdensome government over-regulation
- Preserving pro-growth business tax policy, and
- Strengthening U.S. exporters’ competitiveness in international trade.
The schedule for PRINT’S VOICE 15 begins on Tuesday with a Welcome Luncheon followed by afternoon issue briefings by invited Members of Congress and Washington, D.C.-based policy experts. The day continues with a bi-partisan Congressional Reception, and the evening will conclude with a Gala Congressional Dinner. The program resumes on Wednesday morning with a “Senate side” Capitol Hill Breakfast, followed by congressional office visits, a Concluding Luncheon, and more congressional office visits that afternoon.
For more information visit www.printsvoice.org or contact:
Printing Industries of America Vice President of Government Affairs Lisbeth Lyons at phone: (202) 627-6924 or e-mail: llyons@printing.org.NPES Director of Government Affairs Mark J. Nuzzaco at phone: (703) 264-7235 or e-mail: mnuzzaco@npes.org.
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