Printing United Alliance Announces Leadership Promotions Amid Continued Organizational Growth
Printing United Alliance has announced a series of leadership promotions as the organization continues to evolve its structure and expand its reach across the printing and graphic arts industry.
The Philadelphia-based association, which represents a broad cross-section of print professionals in North America, is elevating several long-time team members into expanded roles spanning media, content, and event operations.
Key Leadership Appointments
Among the updates, Chris Lyons has been named Group President, taking on responsibility for sales across the Alliance’s media brands and event portfolio. Lyons brings extensive experience in media and events, with previous leadership roles at companies including Kodak and Scholastic.
Denise M. Gustavson has been appointed Vice President of Editorial and Content Strategy, formalizing her leadership across editorial direction and content development. A well-known industry voice, Gustavson has nearly three decades of experience and has been actively involved in industry education and thought leadership.
In addition, Josh Carruth has expanded his role as Executive Vice President, Expositions, where he will oversee event operations while continuing his involvement in membership initiatives. Carruth has been with the Alliance since 2021 and has contributed to efforts focused on industry engagement and community development.
Internal Advancement Reflects Organizational Direction
According to the organization, the leadership changes are part of a broader effort to align internal expertise with its long-term strategic priorities. The appointments also highlight a continued emphasis on internal advancement as the Alliance adapts to shifting industry dynamics.
As the printing industry continues to navigate technological change and market evolution, organizations like PRINTING United Alliance are making structural adjustments aimed at supporting their members and maintaining relevance across multiple segments of the market.