IPMA: A Legacy of Growth
As his term comes to a close,
IPMA’s president sums up the many ways
the association is helping in-plants thrive.
The beauty of IPMA is the collaboration between like-minded individuals, striving toward a similar goal. We are each different in a variety of ways, but we all face the same challenges. Whether we are in higher education, manufacturing, insurance, government or any other type of in-plant, it is the day-to-day issues that bind us together.
John Sarantakos is the director of Printing and Mailing Services at the University of Oklahoma.
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