Printing Industry Leader Warren Werbitt Releases Debut Book 'Printing's Alive' Ahead of Major Industry Expo

Warren Werbitt, known as 'The Print Whisperer' in printing industry circles, has published his first book titled 'Printing's Alive: A Masterclass in Ink, Innovation, and Industry Impact.' This publication represents a significant career achievement for Werbitt and delivers valuable perspectives for both experienced printing professionals and those new to the field. The book is currently available through major retailers including Amazon and Barnes & Noble, documenting Werbitt's progression from modest beginnings to becoming an influential leader in the print sector.

Werbitt characterizes the publication as his 'love letter' to the printing industry, designed to honor the lasting significance of print while motivating emerging printers to adopt innovation while maintaining connection to industry foundations. The narrative incorporates personal reflections and humorous stories, offering readers distinctive viewpoints on the difficulties and possibilities within the printing business. Eric Vessels, Chief Experience Officer at Taktiful and author of the book's foreword, commends Werbitt's capacity to manage industry transformations and welcome change. Vessels emphasizes Werbitt's evolution from 'licking envelopes in the early days to building a $19 million enterprise' as evidence of his dedication, perseverance, and dynamic business methodology.

The book's release aligns with Werbitt's involvement in the forthcoming PRINTING United Expo 2024, scheduled for September 10-12 in Las Vegas, Nevada. During the expo, Werbitt will conduct a special program called 'Walk with Warren,' providing printers with an exclusive chance to tour the expo floor alongside him. This program intends to assist small and medium-sized printing businesses thrive by interacting directly with exhibitors, uncovering recent advancements in printing technology, and acquiring current industry knowledge. Werbitt stresses the value of this cooperative method, noting that 'Printers are the lifeblood of our industry. By walking together, we make our presence known, build stronger relationships with vendors, and ensure that we're driving the industry forward—together.' He perceives the conference as more than merely an exhibition, but as a chance to transform industry perspectives, cooperation, and innovation.

The publication of 'Printing's Alive' and Werbitt's participation in PRINTING United Expo 2024 highlight the continuing relevance of print in the contemporary digital era. As the industry persists in evolving, Werbitt's perspectives and programs aim to connect traditional printing techniques with developing technologies, guaranteeing the sustained importance and expansion of the printing sector. For printing industry professionals, Werbitt's book serves as an important tool for managing the complexities of modern printing. It offers approaches for business evolution that can create enduring effects on companies across the industry spectrum. The integration of Werbitt's comprehensive experience with his progressive thinking positions 'Printing's Alive' as a pertinent contribution to printing industry literature and innovation practices.