In-plant Profiles

As we mourn the passing of Michael F. DiMario, former head of the U.S. Government Publishing Office, here is a tribute to his accomplishments presented by Congressman Steny Hoyer to Congress as Mr. DiMario prepared to leave his post in 2002.

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

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

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.

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.

Lane Hickey-Wiggins started at Dprint as a part-time worker in marketing while her mom ran the company. Fast forward 18 years, and Hickey-Wiggins is the company's president and CEO.  

As he wraps up his 44-year in-plant career, Richard Beto has no regrets and nothing but praise for the fellow managers who have aided and inspired him along the way.

Former Colorado State Printer Mike Lincoln passed away unexpectedly at his Denver-area home on Feb. 3, 2024. A stalwart supporter of in-plants who freely gave advice to his peers, he was just 58.

Loughborough University has reconfigured its Print and Post Services operation, upgrading its production equipment, refurbishing its facility, and updating its pricing model to increase revenue. Manager Helen Clarke explains what she did, how she got her team’s support, and why she encourages negative feedback.

University of West Georgia Print & Mail Services has transformed itself into a thriving printing hub, boasting impressive growth, strong partnerships, and a commitment to high-quality, fast-turnaround service.