Women/Young Influencers & Diversity

The Barbie movie, which is the highest-grossing film of the year in the U.S. to date, is triggering discussions on feminism and patriarchy–perfect timing since we just launched our July/August Women Influencers issue.

Women Influencer Liz Sumner, managing director, SumnerOne, shares her strategies for sustaining a family business, emphasizing the need to ensure that the dealership remains vital and lasting not only in the office technology industry but vital to customers for decades to come.

Women Influencer Melissa Confalone, president of Fraser Advanced Information Systems, identifies the attributes she brings to the company as instrumental to her success. She also shares her vision for the company, focusing on its aggressive five-year growth plan.

Women Influencer Chelsey Bode, CEO of Pearson-Kelly Technology, reveals how her educational background in fashion merchandising and marketing attracted her to the office technology industry.

The Women Influencers issue celebrates its 10 anniversary with profiles of three of the office technology industry’s most inspirational and dynamic women dealers.

The number of women in the printing industry is growing and these are some of the more notable women making a difference.

Six women in different roles in different segments of the office technology industry share their experiences working in this industry and the changes they’ve seen since starting.

This year’s three women influencers’ career paths are a source of inspiration for future generations of women leading dealerships in the office technology industry.

Sharp’s Debbie Tyler, part of the steering committee of business leaders that developed Sharp’s women’s initiative, called W.I.S.E., for Women Influencing Sharp’s Evolution discusses the company’s pioneering program.

The Young Influencers franchise in The Cannata Report celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and Editor-in-Chief Scott Cullen reflects on its origins and the impact of young influencers in the office technology industry.

Meet the latest generation of young influencers who are driving their organizations in the office technology industry forward.

A shift is underway, and the time to prepare for a new generation of workers, including Gen Z is now.

CompTIA announced it is collaborating with Out in Tech, the world’s largest community of LGBTQ+ tech professionals that seeks greater diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace….

Our video coverage of the 2022 Women Influencers continues with Sharp Electronics Corporation CFO and SVP of Finance Moonsun Park sharing…

The Cannata Report’s video coverage of our 2022 Women Influencers continues with a conversation with Kyocera Document Solution America’s…

The Cannata Report’s video coverage of our 2022 Women Influencers continues with a conversation with Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A.’s…

Konica Minolta recently announced the start of a new program targeting women in the office technology industry. Step Together aims to help…

Our 2022 Women Influencers coverage continues with a special video featuring three dynamic CFOs–Holly DeSantis of Ricoh, Leonie Forrestal…

In the latest episode of Fridays with Frank, Frank G. Cannata reflects on our first Women Influencers issue, published nine years ago, as well…

  It’s often fascinating to reflect on the roads traveled that led you to the place where you are today. I’ve written…

Women Influencers of 2022 spotlight the CFOs of Konica Minolta, Kyocera, and Sharp Business.

New research from Toluna, a consumer research organization, has revealed the top concerns of ‘Generation Z’ in the U.S. today…

Our 2022 Young Influencers are paving the way to the future of the document imaging industry. The Cannata Report is proud to…

This year’s Women Influencers Brunch, sponsored by esp, was a double celebration as we honored our 2020 and 2021
Women Influencers.