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The Gold Ink Awards Celebrates its 15th Anniversary
Competition is open to all creators and producers of printed materials.
Now in its 15th year, the Gold Ink Awards competition continues to earn the respect of the nation's most important producers of printed work. From corporate giants to smaller regional companies, Gold Ink excellence comes in all sizes. The competition is open to all creators and producers of printed materials, including: Advertising Agencies, book publishers, Catalog Publishers, Corporate Publishers, Designers, Direct Marketers, Magazine Publishers, Paper Companies, Prepress and Imaging Centers, Printers, Printing Buyers, Printing Press Manufacturers, and Public Relations Firms. Entry submissions for 2002 are now being accepted. ENTRY DEADLINE: April 29, 2002.According to Jere Ames-Johnson, President, Wallace, Heritage Press and 2001 Gold Ink Award winner, "The Gold Ink Awards have been gaining stature as one of this nation's premier print awards. With sponsorship not linked to a product or membership the Gold Ink Awards represent an unbiased judgment of quality print, making Wallace, Heritage Press proud to have been a recipient of three Gold Ink awards last year."
Another winner, Mike Monette, General Manager, St. Croix Press Inc., adds, "The industry is well served by the Gold Ink Awards and the due recognition for quality printing. The Awards are a source of pride for our customers and our employees. It is a great vehicle to award sound work ethic and continues to showcase fine craftsmanship. We are honored to participate in the Gold Ink Awards competition with our peers."
Winning companies and their award-winning work are honored at the Gold Ink/Hall of Fame Gala, the industry's premier networking event for printing and production professionals. Preparations are now in the works for this year's celebration on October 7th which will take place during GRAPH EXPO and CONVERTING EXPO 2002 in Chicago.
The Gold Ink Awards are produced and hosted by: Printing Impressions and PrintMedia.