Girls Who Print has opened a global call for speakers for its 14th Annual Girls Who Print Day Conference, taking place online this November under the theme SHEOMETRY.
Girls Who Print has opened a global call for speakers for its 14th Annual Girls Who Print Day Conference, taking place online on November 12th, 2026. Built around the theme SHEOMETRY, the free virtual conference focuses on the idea that careers do not follow one single formula. Instead, different experiences, decisions, relationships, skills, opportunities, and unexpected variables can combine to shape career growth and success.
The organisation is inviting women across the printing and graphic communications industry around the world to apply to speak and share their winning formula. This should be expressed as an equation that reflects the experiences, choices, strategies, opportunities, or combinations that shaped a meaningful career result, such as combining a bold idea with experience to forge a new direction. Speaker submissions are currently open and will close on October 16th, 2026.
Deborah Corn, Executive Director of Girls Who Print, said: “Career math isn’t always about addition: more responsibility, more titles, more money. Progress can come from multiplying your knowledge, dividing your attention more intentionally, adjusting when the variables change, and subtracting what is no longer helping you move forward. SHEOMETRY is an invitation to look at your career math and calculate what adds up for you.”
The conference will feature a wide variety of sessions, panels, interviews, and discussions, along with the annual Girls Who Print Awards and Women in Leadership Panel. Attendees can register once for the free event, come and go throughout the day using a single Zoom link, and receive access to all the session replays afterwards.