Business Services · Topic
Packaging Industry
11 articles from Business Services practitioners
Inside TekniPlex Gaggiano: How Specialized Manufacturing and Precision Engineering Define a True Center of Excellence
Manufacturing excellence today is less about scale alone and more about precision, control, and adaptability—especially in industries where even microscopic inconsistencies can have outsized consequences. As global supply chains grow more complex and regulatory standards tighten,
Paris Packaging 2026: How Material Science and Global Innovation Are Reshaping the Future of Packaging
In an era where sustainability, performance, and consumer expectations are colliding, packaging has quietly become one of the most dynamic frontiers of innovation. What was once viewed as a functional afterthought is now a strategic lever—one that blends advanced science, manufac
How Interactive Workshops Transformed Engagement: Insights from Gary Hubbard and Jacqui Barber at IPS Global 2026
In an era where global teams increasingly rely on digital communication, the value of in-person connection has taken on renewed importance, especially in high-stakes industries like advanced manufacturing and packaging. Sales organizations, in particular, are rediscovering that m
Discovering TekniPlex’s Global Reach: Insights from Wouter Dujardin at the IPS Global Sales Meeting 2026
At a time when global manufacturing networks are becoming increasingly interconnected, moments of realization—like discovering the true scale of one’s own organization—highlight just how expansive modern industry has become. For many professionals, stepping into international col
Rick McKenna Reflects on Timing, Connection, and Impact at the IPS Global Sales Meeting Mexico City 2026
Corporate gatherings often walk a fine line between urgency and reflection, but the most impactful ones create space for both—allowing ideas to breathe while still driving momentum. In a global organization like TekniPlex, where collaboration spans cultures and continents, the pa
Global Alignment in Action: Insights from Dirk de Mulder at the IPS Global Sales Meeting in Mexico City
In an increasingly interconnected manufacturing landscape, global alignment is no longer a strategic advantage—it’s a necessity. Companies like TekniPlex are leaning into this reality by rethinking how their teams collaborate across continents, recognizing that innovation often h
Global Insights and Innovation: Mara Rintamaki at the IPS Sales Meeting in Mexico City
In an industry where incremental improvements can reshape entire supply chains, product innovation remains the quiet engine driving long-term growth. Companies like TekniPlex are increasingly leaning into global collaboration, recognizing that insights from diverse markets—whethe
IPS Global MKT Meet NYC 2026 - Virginia Murray on Leading the Next Era of Marketing at TekniPlex
In an era where marketing organizations are expected to do more than support—they are expected to lead—moments of reflection have become just as critical as execution. Too often, teams operate at full speed, measuring success only by output, without pausing to recognize the progr
IPS Global Marketing Meeting 2026: Paul Yousif on Turning Change into Execution
Corporate transformation often falters not at the point of vision, but at the moment when strategy must become execution. For organizations like TekniPlex, recent efforts have focused on driving meaningful internal change—aligning leadership, redefining processes, and setting a r
Oscar Martin Interview - AMI Single Serve Tampa - 2026
The single-serve coffee industry is at a pivotal moment, where convenience and sustainability are no longer competing priorities but parallel expectations shaping innovation. At gatherings like the AMI Single Serve Coffee Conference in Tampa, the conversation has clearly shifted
Martyna Fong - AMI SIngle Serve Coffee Conference - Tampa, 2026
At the close of day one at the AMI Single Serve Coffee Conference in Tampa, a cautious industry narrative began to shift toward renewed optimism. What many had feared was a stagnant K-Cup market revealed instead a quiet but meaningful evolution—one driven not by volume, but by pr