Bloomberg, UT Austin, Christus Health, State of Tennessee In-plants to be Honored Next Week

On Tuesday, the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) will honor four world class in-plants, the winners of its 2022 IPMA Awards. The awards ceremony will take place during the IPMA 2022 conference in Buffalo, New York.

Different than the In-Print Awards, which recognize superior print quality, the IPMA Awards program honors IPMA member organizations that are excelling and prospering.

“The IPMA Awards annually show the best of what in-plants do to support their parent companies. This year is no exception,” says IPMA Executive Director Mike Loyd. “The creativity, planning and execution of their plans are very impressive and offer us a blueprint for our own operations. Congratulations to all. Well done.”

These are the 2022 winners:

Del Shankle of Christus Health

Organizational Impact Award

CHRISTUS Health

Purpose: To recognize a corporate print/mail center for outstanding contributions related to non-production activities within the parent organization.

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John Cruser of Bloomberg Ink

Print Center Award

Bloomberg Ink

Purpose: To recognize an organization’s publishing operation that excels in efficient management practices in furthering the objectives of the parent company. While contributions of individual managers are important, this award judges and recognizes the efforts of the entire in-house staff.

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Richard Beto of UT Austin

Mail Center Award

University of Texas at Austin

Purpose: To recognize an entire corporate mail center for outstanding improvements to processes and procedures related to mail and mail handling.

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Tammy Golden of the State of Tennessee

Innovation Award

State of Tennessee

Purpose: To recognize an organization that has shown creative and innovative ways to improve a process or business model unique to their organization. This may be technology, customer or process driven.