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Conference Schedule

SCREEN PRINTING

S27 Top Marketing = Top Margin
Room 103A
Jimmy Lamb, Sawgrass
1000-4000
Target marketing leads to greater opportunities and higher
revenues, as it allows you to fine tune products and services
that fit a unique customer profile.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 18
10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
S28 Special Effects Screen Printing
Room 104C
Tiffany Rader-Spitzer, RedHeaded Step Shirt
1000-2000
This is a hands-on, special-effects seminar. Learn how to
increase the perceived value of your decorated apparel with
simple, production-friendly, special-effect techniques.

S29 Dye Sublimation vs. Transfers vs. DTG:
Truth or Fiction? A Panel Discussion
Room 101A
Dan Barefoot, Griselda Quintero, and
Amir Anjanee, Graphics One/Prism Inks
1000
There is so much information being bandied about regarding
the major shirt decoration methods that it is hard to discern
the truth from fiction. This presentation provides the pros
and cons.

EMBROIDERY

DIGITIZING

DIGITAL DECORATING

BUSINESS

S33 Strategies for Incorporating Digital Into
Your Screen-Printing Shop
Room 103A
Pierre Jamnicky, Blue Moon Screenprinting, Inc.
2000-4000
Why bring DTG into a screen-printing shop for both
retail and contract work. We will discuss different
implementations from whites only to hybrids and how they
fit based on your volume and other requirements.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 18
1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
S34 Stabilizers as Problem Solvers
Room 101B
Joyce Jagger, The Embroidery Coach
1000-3000
You'd be surprised at what the right choice of backing can
do to help you accomplish the most challenging of jobs.
Learn what's new on the market and how it can help solve
design challenges.

S35 Answers With Alan and Marshall
Room 101A
Marshall Atkinson, Atkinson Consulting and
Alan Howe, SAATI USA
1000-4000
Bring your questions. We have answers. No presentation.
Just lots of fun talking shop and solving your challenges.

S30 Managing Millennials
Room 102A
Steven Farag, Campus Ink
2000-3000

S36 Communicating With Commercial Digitizers
Room 102A
Steve Freeman, Qdigitizing
1000-2000

Are these 20 something-year-olds your worst nightmare
or your favorite employees? Is every day pulling teeth to
complement their flighty dreams and aspirations? Join as
we discover managing millennials!

It may seem like they speak a different language, but
digitizers simply are trying to do the best job they can for
you. Here are tips on communicating the information they
need in order to do that.

S31 Introduction to Water-Based Inks
Room 102B
Nathan Foster, B-Unlimited
1000-4000

S37 Screen Making for Water-Based Inks
Room 102B
Richard Greaves, Screenmaking.com and
Art Dobie, Chromaline
2000

Go over the different types of water-based inks and
their applications. This includes their limitations and how
they excel.

S32 Artwork for Direct-to-Garment Printing
Using Photoshop
Room 102C
Dane Clement, Great Dane Graphics
1000-2000

Water-based inks with aggressive co-solvents break down
your stencil unless you take extra steps choosing
an emulsion, drying, storing and exposing to make a
durable screen.

Start creating full-color designs to use your DTG printer to
its fullest potential. Learn tips and tricks to properly set up,
create and customize designs to get the best prints possible.

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