In-plant Events

The PRINTING United Expo is just weeks away. We’re asking in-plant managers why they are attending the Expo. Jim Strapp of Ohio State University’s in-plant shares his plans.

PRINTING United Expo welcomes leading mailing, shipping, and fulfillment companies from across the globe. New this year at the event is a dedicated Mailing, Shipping, and Fulfillment HUB anchored with activities lined up across all three days of the event.

Attending PRINTING United Expo in October will be an excellent way to keep up with industry trends and scope out his shop's next investment, says John Sarantakos, director of Print and Mail Services at the University of Oklahoma. What's more, John will be honored at the event by being inducted into the Ben Franklin Honor Society, the first in-plant manager to achieve this. 

The new PRINTING United Technical Event Series is the premier worldwide event for companies looking to stay on the leading edge of color, research developments, and innovations in the printing industry.

This year, PRINTING United Expo is co-located with several other events to offer a diverse range of specialized content and networking opportunities.

PRINTING United Expo begins two weeks from today in Atlanta. It promises to be a vibrant showcase of cutting-edge technologies, networking opportunities, and educational sessions. Here's what's in store.

The PRINTING United Expo is just weeks away. We’re asking in-plant managers why they are attending the Expo, what they hope to learn, and what most excites them about the upcoming event.

Last week’s IPMA Road Show included a tour of not only Oregon State University Printing & Mailing Services but a bus trip to the state capital of Salem for a visit to the State of Oregon’s in-plant.

PRINTING United Expo announces the significant presence of label partners joining in the 2023 event. Here is a list of some of the latest technology attendees can expect to see at the Expo, taking place Oct. 18-20 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

A video contest during the recent IPMA conference gave in-plants the chance to show off their operations. The winning Church of Scientology video highlighted in-plant's impressive web and sheetfed offset operation.