Press release from the issuing company
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, – Printing Industries of America seeks to honor a business leader who has surpassed their obligations and a woman who personifies the Naomi Berber school of thought and excels in her field of graphic communication with the Lewis Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award and the Naomi Berber Memorial Award, respectively.
The Lewis Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award
This award recognizes a business leader who has gone far beyond standard obligations and has become a significant force in the graphic arts industry.
To qualify to receive the Lewis Award, a nominee must:
The Naomi Berber Memorial Award
Established in 1976 by the Graphic Arts Technical Foundation's Society of Fellows, now Printing Industries of America's Ben Franklin Honor Society, this award honors the distinguished 45-year career of Naomi Berber, GATF's first administrative director (1925–1970). The award is given to a woman who personifies the Naomi Berber attitude of excelling in her field of graphic communication and also volunteers their time to improve the industry.
Nominees for this award must fulfill this criteria:
Both recipients will be selected by a panel of industry leaders and honored before hundreds of peers at Printing Industries of America's Fall Meetings, November 11–13 in Miami Beach, FL. For additional information on the Lewis Award or the Naomi Berber Award, contact Sara Welsh at (800) 910-4283 ext. 705 or [email protected].
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