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SGIA Welcomes Three New Members to the ASDPT

Published

9 years ago

November 11, 2015

Established in 1973 by the Board of Directors of the Specialty Graphic Imaging Association, the Academy of Screen and Digital Printing Technologies (ASDPT) recognizes individuals who have contributed to the technical growth and/or advancement of the screen and digital printing industry. At the 2015 SGIA Expo (Atlanta, November 4–6), the ASDPT inducted three new members. New members are chosen for their high level of industry expertise, demonstrated ability in their field, and willingness to better the imaging community. The ASDPT welcomes:

Steve Duccilli
Mr. Duccilli, Senior Vice President of Content, ST Media Group International, has worked as a journalist and educator in the specialty graphics industry for nearly 30 years. He joined the staff of Screen Printing magazine in 1987, becoming editor-in-chief in 1991 and later publisher. Today, he continues to direct the magazine’s editorial content while managing the content teams for other ST Media Group brands including Big Picture, Visual Merchandising + Store Design, and Package Design.

Nancy Gray
With more than 35 years of service as a recognized expert in screen printing, pre-press and on-press technology, Ms. Gray is widely respected for her unique abilities to take highly technical concepts and make them easily understood for practical applications. Since 2005, she has represented FIMOR/Encore Engineering as their Latin American Technical Sales Manager. She also represents Action Engineering in sales for Latin America.

Ray Greenwood
Currently, Mr. Greenwood works as a high-precision screen printing and production technology consultant within the industrial, medical and printed electronics imaging industries, with a primary focus in high-precision industrial screen printing. Mr. Greenwood also has work experience in flexogrophy, offset lithographic printing, injection molding, bindery operations, cutting/die-cutting, process fixturing, packaging, quality control and testing, plastics technology and converting.

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