In-plant Events

At PRINTING United Expo, we sat down with Christina McDonald of Seminole County Public Schools to talk about her in-plant’s recent bindery upgrades, its growing wide-format business, creative school graphics projects the team produced, and how attending the Expo inspired new ideas and learning opportunities for her entire staff.

We talked with Bloomberg’s John Cruser, who was at PRINTING United Expo to keep an eye on technology changes to prepare for the next round of upgrades at his in-plant.

At PRINTING United Expo, Danny Kirkland, national director of Print Services at Encompass Health, joined us to talk about what's going on at his shop. He shared his thoughts on what makes the Expo a valuable experience for him, plus what solutions he was looking for on the show floor.

At PRINTING United Expo, we caught up with Josh Carlson, director and sole employee of The Villages’ in-plant, to learn what it’s like running a one-person print operation. He shares how he built the in-plant from the ground up to save the retirement community money and what new technology he came to the show to explore.

At PRINTING United Expo, IPI Editor Bob Neubauer talked with Marshall Gray, of the University of Florida, about how he took a small copy shop and built it into a world-class in-plant production operation that is saving the university money.

Global attendees at PRINTING United Expo 2025 experienced hands-on innovation, new activations, and community-driven education.

Chris Curran, group president of media and events at PRINTING United Alliance, talks about what went into putting on the Expo, its biggest successes and why in-plants are such a crucial part of the event.

The IPMA breakfast session during PRINTING United Expo focused on strategies for in-plants to boost efficiency, cut costs, and expand services through automation and new technologies.

In-plant Impressions editors recap the first two days of PRINTING United Expo and the technologies in-plants are excited about.

At PRINTING United Expo, IPI Editor Bob Neubauer sat down with Kelly Hogg, director of the University of Texas at Austin’s in-plant to talk about his shop’s plans to relocate, and his search for B2-size inkjet and saddlestitching equipment at the Expo.