Ask Rosemarie Breske Garvey what makes someone an innovator in print, and her answer is both simple and powerful: âAn innovator is someone who isnât afraid to try.â
That courage has guided Blooming Colorâs evolution over the past decade. Today, her team supports some of the worldâs biggest creative e-commerce brands, shipping thousands of orders daily. âThe growth from 2020 to 2025 is crazy,â she said. âThe volume required is unreal, and weâre fortunate we learned how to scale early. We were ready when the moment came.â
Rosemarie's path into print began in 2012, when she attended her first Dscoop event in Nashville. At the time, she had just left a career in banking â where relationships were fleeting and competition was fierce.
The openness and generosity she found at Dscoop stunned her. âI hadnât been in print very long, and I literally had to call back and ask what press we had,â she said. âBut people were proud of what they were doing. They wanted to share. And that changed everything for me.â
Rosemarie has stayed involved ever since, and says Dscoopâs biggest value is its authenticity. âPeople arenât just talking about what works. Theyâre talking about what didnât work, too. That kind of humility is rare. But itâs how we all get better.â
Her favorite reminder hangs in the Blooming Color office: "Be Better." âItâs not about being perfect," she said. "Itâs about being better â better than yesterday, better than 10 minutes ago. Thatâs what we aim for.â
This year at Edge Long Beach, she returns not only as a conference committee member but also as a main-stage MC, where sheâll bring her signature warmth and wit.
She's especially excited about the educational tracks. âThereâs more intention and structure this year,â she said. âFrom AI and automation to production and innovation, the content is better than ever.â