| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Laura Howell |
Chief Information Officer | Profile |
Our programs are diverse and provide services to men, women, children, and youth. Special populations include veterans, domestic violence survivors, homeless individuals, and those involved with the criminal-justice system.
TLMI is dedicated to helping our members succeed in the label and package printing industry. Knowledge sharing through open and authentic networking is our core strength. The association unites industry executives to share, discover and advise in areas that impact our collective success. TLMI is a member powered association. Together we address the industry`s most relevant concerns such as workforce development, government and regulation, and sustainability that can only be solved through our collaborative efforts. We focus on communicating our industry`s technical developments along with peer and production benchmarking and the sharing of market intelligence. As the industry`s most member-driven advocate, TLMI actively works with other like-minded associations, educational institutions and the broader recycling community to ensure our members have influence on all things that impact our member companies.
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