In-Plants Honored During Last Night's IPMA Ceremony

Bloomberg Ink: Print Center of the Year.

Don McCarty (center) accepts East Tennessee State University's IPMA Mail Center of the Year.

Deer Valley Unified School District's Martin James (center) accepts the Print Innovation Award during IPMA 2017.

The World Bank Group's in-plant accepts its Organizational Impact Award during the IPMA conference.

Navy Federal Credit Union: In-house Promotional Excellence Award

Rob Lingard of DMBA was honored with IPMA's first Lifetime Achievement Award for his 20 years of service to the association.

From left, Chris Donlon, IPMA awards chair; IPG Editor Bob Neubauer; Dwayne Magee, IPMA president.

Richard Silver receiving his outstanding contributor award.

June 13 was a big night for dozens of in-plants whose accomplishments were honored during a gala dinner and awards ceremony during the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) conference.

First the winners of the 2017 IPMA Awards were called to the stage. They were:

Bloomberg Ink: Print Center of the Year
East Tennessee State University: Mail Center of the Year
Deer Valley Unified School District: Print Innovation Award
The World Bank Group: Organizational Impact Award
Navy Federal Credit Union: In-house Promotional Excellence Award

In addition, IPMA's two Outstanding Contributors — IPG Editor Bob Neubauer and Richard Silver of George Fox University — were honored for their contributions.

Rob Lingard of DMBA was honored with IPMA's first Lifetime Achievement Award for his 20 years of service to the association.

Then the 33 winners of In-Print 2017 awards were acknowledged. All Gold award winners were invited to the stage to accept their awards.

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