CANADA’S MOST INFLUENTIAL PRINTER 2010:
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Jamie O’Born PA50 2010 #9 ranking Advertisement
O’Born was named TPH’s youngest top-performing manager across Canada at just 22 years of age, which is the same age that her father was when he began the company – in 1961. In 1989, she launched a subsidiary called TPH Image House, which kept the company in front of the desktop-publishing revolution. Today, O’Born oversees TPH’s 70-plus printing branches across Canada, employing some 450 people. O’Born has been on the Board of Junior Achievement Canada since 2008. Related links: |
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
David Allan A 3-time Benny Award winner, Allan has led substantial growth in recent years out of multiple commercial printing plants (Calgary, Richmond) and sales offices. Related links: |
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
François Chartrand With back-to-back Grand Gutenberg Awards in Canada’s top printing competition, Chartrand has positioned L’Empreinte as one of the country’s highest-quality printers. Related link: |
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TRADE PRINTING
Dave Harb Established in 2000, Harb is on an aggressive trade-printing path with a 10-colour perfector and 24-page Goss web, new toner and inkjet, in a 103,000-square-foot plant. Related link: |
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
Dean McElhinney As CPIA Chairman of the Board, McElhinney holds one of the most-important positions in terms of effecting the average commercial printer in Canada. Related link: |
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