In-Plant Profiles

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.

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

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

Adding an inkjet press has given Modern Woodmen of America’s in-plant a well-rounded selection of equipment to better serve the nation’s third-largest fraternal benefit society.

Bobbi Francis’ first job out of high school has proven to be a winner, bringing her challenges, growth opportunities, and satisfaction for 43 years and counting.

When one of Hemet Unified School District’s three wide-format printers bit the dust after 12 years of service, the nine-employee in-plant added an even better print-and-cut device. They couldn’t be happier with the results.

Seeing an opportunity to save his parent organization money, Josh Carlson started up an in-plant at The Villages retirement community and has expanded the operation over the years.

Dylan Turner, assistant director of Printing Services at Northern Arizona University, has wanted a…

After operating for years as a typical in-plant serving only its school, Kilgore College Print Services has rebranded as RangerPRINT and opened its doors to both the college and the public.

In just over a decade, Intermountain Healthcare has expanded from a single-copier operation to a busy 20-employee powerhouse, adding an inkjet press and acquiring a much larger facility.