In-plant Profiles

Erica Derrington manager of Olathe School District’s in-plant is a great example of someone who delivers true solutions for clients.

Gordon Rivera of Allan Hancock Community College will be sharing his observations with fellow in-plant managers as a new blogger.

Producing marketing materials for multiple college campuses is no easy task, but with 36 campuses nationwide, Columbia College needed a way to print a large volume of booklets without increasing its in-plant’s staff.

With a background in photography, Tim Hendrix has brought his eye for detail to Oregon’s state printing operation.

Recent upgrades to College of the Ozarks’ perfect binding and cutting gear have brought a significant amount of new work in-house.

From owning a print shop in his early twenties to Lehigh University, Glenn Strause has turned printing into a lifelong commitment.

Illinois Wesleyan University Publications, Printing and Mailing Services has proven its worth to the university and has been rewarded.

If you tracked Mayo Clinic’s Print Production & Mail Center over the past 20 years, you would notice one thing right away: it has expan

Laura Sicklesteel says printing career began when she started slinging newspapers from her blue Schwinn bicycle for her hometown paper.

Jack Klasnic’s death last Saturday at the age of 76 has stirred reflective comments from in-plant managers around the country.