In-plant Profiles

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

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

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

The in-plant world lost one of its strongest proponents on Saturday when long-time consultant Jack Klasnic passed away. He was 76.

IPG Editor Bob Neubauer traveled to New York City to visit the in-plants at Columbia University and New York University.

Insurance and financial firms have some of the largest in-plants in the country. Of the survey responders, Allstate tops the list.