PRINTING United Alliance, the preeminent member-based association in the U.S. dedicated to the printing and graphic arts industry, has received the esteemed accolade of being named a DCA Live Red Hot Association. DCA Live, an organization that showcases and celebrates businesses and associations demonstrating significant growth and pioneering work in the Washington, D.C. business community, invited leaders to nominate associations that have excelled in these areas. PRINTING United Alliance was among the distinguished nominees, earning its place on the prestigious list.
Doug Anderson, the founder and president of DCA Live, expressed his admiration for the innovative and rapid expansion of the featured associations, highlighting their resilience in the face of the challenges and disruptions of the past few years.
During the pandemic, PRINTING United Alliance demonstrated its commitment to its members and the printing industry by providing a comprehensive range of services and resources. These included guidance on OSHA best practices, insights on HR management, economic analysis, a dedicated COVID-19 Resource Channel, valuable webinars, and much more.
Ford Bowers, CEO of PRINTING United Alliance, expressed his gratitude for the recognition and emphasized the organization’s dedication to supporting its members and the industry as a whole during these challenging times. He also extended his thanks to those who nominated the Alliance and reiterated the commitment to further growth and service.
Since 2014, DCA Live has been a host for live and virtual events, showcasing the fastest-growing companies and dynamic professionals in various sectors, including the legal, association and nonprofit, entrepreneurship, federal technology, real estate, and corporate communities within the Washington, D.C. region. DCA Live also publishes a daily digital newsletter that features profiles of leading companies and professionals in these industries, as well as offering news and insights on the business landscape in the nation’s capital.
