In-plant Profiles

With a vast collection of printed materials on its shelves, the Library of Congress clearly values print. Nowhere is this more evident than inside its busy Printing Services operation.

Though Katy Folk-Way directs one of the largest university in-plants, print and mail aren’t her only priorities. Sustainability and the well-being of her staff are two of her primary focuses.

Working in the entertainment business is not all fun and games, but for the in-plants at these venues, enjoyment comes from printing pieces that enhance the experiences of guests.

Working in the entertainment business is not all fun and games, but for the in-plants at these venues, enjoyment comes from printing pieces that enhance the experiences of guests.

In the aftermath of the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting, CHRISTUS Health Print Services stepped in to support the town and one of its own employees.

From engineering to teaching to managing an in-plant, Pradeep Mishra has accomplished a lot over the span of his 30-year, two-country career.

After a full career as a nurse and a decade as a stay-at-home mom, Deb Noss began an unexpected third career in the printing industry.

After years of monitoring the technology, Oregon’s Publishing & Distribution operation has embraced inkjet at last, joining its state government in-plant peers.

With a full shop revamp, the print center at Methodist Healthcare System is turning projects around quicker than ever.

Small shops can produce excellent work. Just ask Tim Criswell, of Sunkist Growers, whose in-plant consistently wins In-Print awards.