Koenig & Bauer Forges Strong Relationships With Women-Owned Printing Businesses Dallas, Texas based Koenig & Bauer is partnering with a strong, dynamic group of successful women who are leading and growing their printing and packaging businesses to new heights and profitability. These pres- idents and CEOs are among a distinguished network of trailblazers that have chosen Koenig & Bauer as trusted advisors to provide advice on becoming the most advanced printing and packaging firms, discuss the latest equipment, and to commit to elevating the industry. “For many years women have been holding leadership roles in the printing industry and we’re very proud to be associated with these wom- en who are achieving successful milestones,” says Eric Frank, senior vice president of marketing at Koenig & Bauer. “Our own history includes a strong remarkable woman named Fanny Koenig, who stepped in deci- sively in 1833 following the unexpected death of her husband, Friedrich.
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During a severe crisis, her entrepreneurial intuition secured vital or- ders, revitalizing production and, alongside Andreas Bauer, paving the way for the company’s continued existence and social mission. who in 1833 took over the company after her young husband Friederich Koenig died unexpectedly. Today, Koenig & Bauer continues to promote women within our organization and across the industry. This long-standing cul- ture is part of what has ensured our legacy of success.” These successful owners pride their achievements on their educa- tion, dedication to listening, and fostering inclusive environments while at the same time embracing their leadership roles to ensure that their customers and company achieve unbridled success. They have gained a high acumen of technical knowledge as well as financial and business knowledge. While these women leaders have all reached the pinnacle of success, they’ve also seen a sea change in the industry. “I think the industry is much different for women in the printing and packaging market now than when I started out,” says Lisa Hirsh, Presi- dent and CEO of Accurate Box, a manufacturer of litho-laminated corru- gated packaging in Paterson, New Jersey. “Thirty years ago, I was the only woman in most of the meetings I attended and one of very few at industry events. Now there are many more women in every level of busi- ness and especially in purchasing and sales.” The growth of women-owned graphic arts businesses reflects the strengths and skills many female executives bring to leadership roles. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 Samara Ronkowitz, Executive Vice President at Accurate Box Company, left, and Lisa Hirsh, CEO and President of Accurate Box Company.
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