Women Influencers

With locations in New Jersey and, now, in Florida, plus support from Konica Minolta and Xerox, this woman-owned dealership views itself as more of a solutions consultancy.

Heartfelt gratitude from The Cannata Report for another successful awards and charities Gala!

Celebrates a Decade of Honoring Female Leadership in the Office Technology Industry Top: At The Cannata Report’s 40th Anniversary Awards & Charities…

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Girls Who Print is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the careers and contributions of women in the printing and graphic communications industries.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions’ executive is honored by The Cannata Report for the ninth time.

The Women Influencers Brunch Soundtrack features 20 songs favored and inspired by The Cannata Report’s 2025 Women Influencers.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

New video showcases our 2025 Women Influencers discussing the future outlook of the industry, including AI adoption, digital transformation, talent acquisition and generational shifts.

Sarah Henderson, SaaS regional director for Nexera and MPS Monitor in North America—another of our 2025 Women Influencers—shares what drives her competitively. WARNING: Don’t tell this hockey mom that she cannot do something!

Mary Hart, HP’s head of commercial channel print sales—another of our 2025 Women Influencers—opens up about from where she draws inspiration.

As part of the PRINTING United Alliance trade association, the Women in Print Alliance is commemorating its one-year anniversary of offering a formalized membership program to individuals, corporations, and students.

One of our 2025 Women Influencers—Jennifer Healy, VP of business development and experience for the Dealer Partner Channel at Ricoh North America—opens up about from where she draws inspiration.

Who are the channel’s Women Influencers of 2025? Meet our trio: Mary Hart (HP), Jennifer Healy (Ricoh), and Sarah Henderson (Nexera and MPS Monitor).

Our Chief Editor Mark Vruno reflects on printing history and how women influencers have paved his life and career path.

In her latest column, our Senior VP of Client Services Carol Cannata recalls when people behaved badly toward each other and waxes about modern-day women influencers and influences within the dealer partner channel.

Across the technology (reseller) channel, women deliver superior results for inferior monetary compensation. The data is clear, the pattern is consistent, and the patience is running out when it comes to the so-called glass ceiling and unequal pay.

A trio of leaders tell how inspiration has empowered their business lives: The Cannata Report’s 2025 Women Influencers.

A handful of leading women influencers share their insights as they meet challenges posed by the office technology dealer-partner channel.

U.S. Bancorp president became its first female chief executive officer this spring.

Frank G. and Carol Cannata fondly remember their dear friend, Patricia Ragusa, wife of Ben Ragusa of Louisiana dealer Ben Ragusa. Patti passed away earlier this month at age 80.

Carol Cannata ‘has coffee’ with Kelly Mallozzi, a 30-year printing industry veteran who rang in 2025 as VP/program director for the evolving Girls Who Print international organization.

MPS Monitor/Nexera’s Sarah Henderson walks us down her career path and discusses her work-life experiences in the channel.

Plus, coming next month to FESPA in Berlin: the launch of Girls Who Print Europe!