AICC Drops Podcast Episode: Corrugated Candy Store
shaped his career, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the dynamics of the corrugated packaging industry and the resilience required to succeed. Pallini said, “It was a lot of fun learning about Mark’s 33-year journey to get back to Tennessee to run the family box business. What an incredible story. And I thought I’d done a lot of international travel. He’s a true road warrior.” Mark shares the evolution of Cumberland Container, highlighting its growth trajectory and the strategic invest- ments that have positioned the company for success. Throughout the discussion, Mark also delves into the in- valuable role of community support during tough times and the enduring loyalty of employees who have stood by the company through challenges and change. The episode sheds light on Mark’s personal journey and offers actionable insights for industry professionals navigating similar challenges. From the lessons learned
AICC, The Independent Packaging Association, an- nounced the latest episode of Breaking Down Boxes, “Corrugated Candy Store.” This installment features hosts Jeff Pallini, President of Fosber America, and George Per- reira, Vice President of Moyy, as they sit down with Mark Jared, Director and CEO of Cumberland Container in Mon- terey, Tennessee. Mark’s journey is anything but conventional. From leading tours in China during a period of political unrest to stepping into the helm of a box plant with little prior in- dustry experience, his story is a testament to adaptability, leadership, and the power of collaboration. In this episode, Mark reflects on the challenges and triumphs that have
in international business to the strategies driving Cumberland Container’s growth, Mark’s story is a source of inspiration for leaders in the independent packaging community. “Mark has likely logged the most miles in his journey to corrugated than anyone else that Breaking Down Boxes has inter- viewed,” said AICC President Mike D’An- gelo. “This episode is a travelogue, a man- agement lesson, and another example of the power of yes.” Listeners can tune in to Breaking Down Boxes on major podcast platforms or at www.AICCbox.org/Boxes . Independent Printing & Pkg Invests In HP Indigo Press Wisconsin based Independent Printing & Packaging has announced its acquisition of a new HP Indigo 100K Digital Press, to broaden its portfolio within its packaging applications. Specializing in premium pre- sentation folders, packaging solutions, and corporate image products, Independent Printing & Packaging serves clients nation- wide and offers advanced printing capabil- ities, including custom product designs, up to 8-color printing, critical color matching, as well as die-cutting and embossing. Installing the new HP Indigo 100K in June 2024, Independent Printing & Pack- aging meets rising demands for digital printers as the print and packaging market continues to move towards digital solu- tions that offer cost effectiveness and flex- ibility. CONTINUED ON PAGE 12
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