| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Jason Clark |
Director Of Information Technology | Profile |
Industrial Plastic Products Inc is a Hialeah, FL-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Innovia Films is a leading global manufacturer of two ‘families’ of speciality products supplied into the packaging, labels, tobacco overwrap and securities markets - Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) and Cellulose based films. Our films are sold to converters, brand-owners and end-users across the globe. They become part of the packaging, labelling or overwrap solution for some of the world’s best known brands across a wide variety of everyday consumer goods. These include chocolates, perfume, cheese, tea, shampoo, cigarettes, beer and biscuits. We have production sites in the UK, USA, Belgium and Australia and operate a network of sales offices, agents and distributors throughout the world. Worldwide we employ 1,350 people and our focus is on delivering high quality speciality products, maintaining strong customer relationships, Research & Development and unsurpassed service. With a turnover in excess of Є400m, our total annual film production capacity currently stands at more than 120,000 tonnes.
DOMFOAM INTERNATIONAL INC. is a Brampton, ON-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Okamoto Industries, Inc. is a Stratford, CT-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Proto Labs was founded as The ProtoMold Company in 1999 by Larry Lukis, a successful entrepreneur and computer geek. Larry previously was co-founder of a successful $100 million company that wanted to design a better printer, and was floored by the time and money it took to get injection-molded parts. His answer was to develop an automated process for producing injection-molded parts in a fraction of the time and cost it had taken before. With a stated mission "to radically reduce the time it takes to get prototype injection-molded plastic parts" and "to make plastic injection molding a practical option for products not requiring large quantities of parts," Protomold was off and running. With a rapidly growing customer base demanding more, we pushed the technology envelope to produce bigger and more complex parts, introduced the Firstcut CNC Machining service, opened up manufacturing facilities in Europe and Asia, and changed the company name to Proto Labs to reflect our growing capabilities. In 2012, we decided to take the company public and became one of the most successful initial public offerings of that year. As the world’s fastest provider of machined and molded parts, we take pride in providing customers real parts really fast.