Printing Industry Commentary & Analysis

Articles by Nick Gawreluk

Nick Gawreluk is an up-and-coming member of the printing industry with a passion for sharing his perspective on the present and future of print media. His background consists of global experiences with Heidelberg, Mimeo and HP Indigo. Nick can be reached at [email protected].

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Nick Gawreluk’s Personal Road to drupa

Published April 9, 2024

Nick Gawreluk, Special Content Programs Manager for WhatTheyThink, shares his own personal “Road to drupa” journey.

The Road to drupa: HEIDELBERG CEO Dr. Ludwin Monz on drupa 2024

Published April 1, 2024

Dr. Ludwin Monz, CEO of HEIDELBERG, shares with WhatTheyThink the company's business and its focus areas. Dr. Monz also offers a preview of HEIDELBERG at drupa 2024.

The Road to drupa: PGCA

Published March 26, 2024

The PGCA is a collaborative effort between the PIA Alliance and the Graphic Arts Association, representing the print and graphic communications industry in the New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania areas. The mission of PGCA is to help printing businesses become and stay profitable, offering services such as lobbying, environmental health and safety work, training, and HR support. PGCA has organized trips to drupa in the past, providing group appointments with vendors and facilitating networking opportunities.The trip to drupa aims to foster community interaction and collaboration among competitors in the printing industry. The attendees of the trip to drupa are a mix of veterans and first-timers, providing a learning experience for all.

The Road to drupa: Pat McGrew Identifies Automation as the Hot Topic

Published March 21, 2024

Pat McGrew joins us on The Road to drupa with insight on why workflow automation is well positioned to take center stage at Düsseldorf.

The Road to drupa: Cary Sherburne Highlights the Opportunity

Published March 19, 2024

Cary Sherburne shares her perspective of why attending the drupa trade fair in late May/early June is so important—and what to look out for.

It's Not You, It's Me. Stop Getting Dumped by the Millennial Workforce

Published February 10, 2020

Nobody likes getting broken up with and we in the printing industry are no different. So why time and time again are millennials breaking the hearts of employers? In this final video of this three-part series, Nick Gawreluk provides solutions to securing a long lasting relationship.

Mission Possible? The Guide to Attracting Young People into the World of Print

Published February 3, 2020

Employers beware! It will take more than an attractive job title and competitive salary to secure the next generation workforce. In Part 2 of a three-part video series, Nick Gawreluk breaks down what is important to Millennials and practical ways to successfully attract them into your company.

Millennial Print Evangelist Speaks Out on Finding, Attracting, and Keeping Young Talent

Published January 27, 2020

Nick Gawreluk is a millennial print evangelist and proud of it. In this three-part video series, he shares the roadmap to successfully find, attract, and retain the next generation workforce in the printing industry. This is a do-not-miss for anyone looking to secure the future of their company.

What Graphic Communications Students Need to Know

Published October 25, 2017

This article contains a young professional’s perspective on how to find a successful career in graphic communications. While it is directed at students, it is also an excellent piece that teachers and professors can use to inspire their students, and that parents can also use with their kids.

Why in the World Would Millennials Want a Career in Print?

Published October 2, 2017

What Millennial in their right mind would seriously consider a career in the printing industry? There seems to be no place to hide from the preconceived notion of print being an outdated media that’s run by old-school companies who are going downhill. As a 26 year old who has been involved in print since 16, I have experienced my share of career scrutiny everywhere from family gatherings to young professional networking events.