In-plant Profiles

An IPMA member since 2014, Kristen Hampton will use her 30 years of experience with the state of Michigan to drive continued growth and success for IPMA.

After managing a Colorado in-plant for many years, Al Goranson let his love of in-plants guide him across the country to a new opportunity in North Carolina.

Only 14 years old, the Church of Scientology International Dissemination & Distribution Center has become one of the largest and most efficient in-plants in the U.S., winning major awards for its exceptional high-quality printing.

As election day nears, one Ohio in-plant’s crucial contribution to the election process is gaining recognition. Not only does the in-plant print important communications for voters, in-plant employees are directly involved in making sure their votes count.

At PRINTING United Expo, Chuck Werninger discussed the new print facility he's building for the Region 4 Education Service Center, with the goal of printing billions of pages of textbooks per year.

For nearly 45 years, Dale Johnson has put his heart and soul into Woman’s Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Now, as he prepares for retirement, he reflects on how the in-plant has evolved.

Employees at nonprofits take an avid interest in the organization’s purpose, share its vision, and make an extra effort to help it reach its goals.

As we mourn the passing of Michael F. DiMario, former head of the U.S. Government Publishing Office, here is a tribute to his accomplishments presented by Congressman Steny Hoyer to Congress as Mr. DiMario prepared to leave his post in 2002.

Kenneth Stopinski has made a career out of his love for the military and his passion for print.

A program at Great Crossing High School is training students for graphic arts careers while printing for district schools and community businesses.