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The Graphic Arts Marketing Information Service of Printing Industries of America, Inc. and Graphic Arts Technical Foundation, elects new officers and board members
Paperboard Packaging, Sept, 2004
* The Graphic Arts Marketing Information Service (GAMIS) of Printing Industries of America, Inc. and Graphic Arts Technical Foundation, elects new officers and board members. Officers for the 2004-2005 term are: President Steve Skal, market manager-paper chemicals for RohmNova; Vice president Birgit Backofen-Rothacker, director, new business development for Flint Ink; and Secretary/treasurer Mark Vanover, director of marketing for Esko-Graphics.
Immediate past president is Eric Frank, vice president, marketing for KBA North America Inc.
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