CANADA’S MOST INFLUENTIAL PRINTER 2010:
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
Sean Murray PA50 2010 #6 ranking As the third-generation leader of Advocate, a history that began in 1935, Murray is arguably the most-influential printer in Atlantic Canada. While company employs around 500 people in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Murray also represents the region’s printing interests through his involvement with the CPIA, serving as Chairman from 2006 to 2008. For three consecutive years, he has been named as one of Atlantic Canada’s top 50 CEOs by Atlantic Business magazine. Related links: |
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PACKAGING
Bruce Berry With 2009 sales of US$506 million, Berry focuses on the development of materials and machines primarily used for perishable foods, beverages and in health care. Related links: |
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BOOK PRINTING
Curwin Friesen Currently serving as CPIA’s Director-at-large, Friesen also runs an Related links: |
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
Jay Mandarino Arguably Ontario’s most-visible commercial printer, Mandarino has won over 6,500 awards, including three 2010 Bennys, while dedicating enormous time to charitable work. Related links: |
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LARGE-FORMAT PRINTING
Ralph Misale Purchasing Eclipse from U.S.-based Adams Outdoor in 2010, Misale, with business partner Grant Malcolm, now leads a 70,000-square-foot plant dedicated to large-format. Related links: |
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