TLMI Innovators (Cont’d from Page 5)
Hurst has spent nearly three decades atYerecic Label and has been the company’s Vice President of Man-
Lori Campbell (TLMI Chair, right ) presented Brian Hurst with the TLMI 2021 Volunteer of the Year Award.
ufacturing for more than 15 years. He has also spent more than 16 years as a Staff Sargent in the Army Na- tional Guard and four years as a Corporal in the U.S. Marine Corps. Awarding Converters Narrow web converters from across North Amer- ica submitted nearly 200 entries for this year’s TLMI Annual Print Awards Competition. Winners were an- nounced at the recent TLMI Annual Meeting held in Naples, Florida by Judging Committee Chair, Paul Teachout, Business Development Manager, Narrow Web, for Anderson & Vreeland. A panel of 12 judges, each representing a different TLMI supplier member, gathered near TLMI’s headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio, this fall to closely examine all converter submissions and to ultimately award seven Best in Class entries and one Best in Show. The TLMI Annual Awards Competition honors best- in-class package printing in a range of print process categories including flexography, letterpress, offset, multi-process printing and digital. The non-pressure sensitive categories of unsupported roll labels and cut & stack are also represented. There was a total of 59 awards presented including 33 First-Place winners, 26 Second-Place winners, seven Best in Class winners and one Best in Show. The Best in Show Award was presented to McDow- ell –A Resource Label Group Co., for their Straight Rye
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