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Fridays with Frank Romano - For Premium Access Members


Fridays with Frank

Many know Frank Romano best as the editor of International Paper’s Pocket Pal or have read one of the hundreds of articles he has written for publications from North America to Europe to the Middle East to Asia and Australia. He is the author of over 44 books and has founded eight publications. He lectures extensively, having addressed virtually every club, association, group, and professional organization at one time or another. He is one of the industry’s foremost and most sought-after keynote speakers. Romano wrote the first report on on-demand digital printing in 1980 and ran the first conference on the subject in 1985. He continues to teach courses at Rochester Institute of Technology and other universities and works with students on unique research projects. Contact him at fxrppr@rit.edu.


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