Dr. Harvey R. Levenson, age 83, of Pismo Beach, California, has died. A longtime educator, author, consultant, speaker and industry expert witness, Harvey served as professor emeritus and past head of the Graphic Communication Department at Cal Poly University in San Luis Obispo, California.
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As highlighted in its latest financial results, the mega-size, Sussex, Wisconsin-based printing conglomerate continues to evolve beyond its traditional printing roots into an integrated marketing experience (MX) company, where offset and digital print output is just one arrow in its quiver. Navigating the long highway to reach that reinvention destination, though, is filled with road hazards and potential detours.
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Quad announced it will shutter its 145,000-square-foot Greenville, Michigan, retail advertising insert printing operation by May 16, 2025.
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Postmaster General DeJoy strikes deal with DOGE to pursue his “wish list” of reforms, including for the PRC to be disbanded.
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Skip Bray, a 43-year industry veteran who first started working at former family-owned French-Bray Printing in Baltimore when he was 16 years old, says he’s enjoying himself career-wise now more than ever before. As the president of Modern Litho-St. Louis, Bray is leading an expansion effort into new market segments.
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Aside from Congressional oversight, the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) advisory commission, led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, may very well put the Postal Service in its crosshairs.
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The Supreme Court of British Columbia, Canada, recently ruled against the former CEO and minority shareholder of Burnaby-based Mitchell Press in his attempt to have the commercial printing company liquidated so he could access his ownership stake after being terminated in 2022.
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