36-Year Quad Print Veteran Joins Royle as Director of Operations

Royle Printing is pleased to announce Pam Rostagno has joined the Royle team as Director of Operations. Rostagno brings a broad depth of knowledge and experience from her various operations leadership positions she held at Quad. Beginning her career in their Corporate Trainee program, Rostagno spent time as a customer service representative before moving into a leadership position in that department. She advanced in her career, serving as the Plant Director at the Quad Lomira, Wis., facility and Quad Martinsburg, W.V., facility.

In 2013, Rostagno accepted the position of Director of Operations at the Quad In-Store Division, where she championed the rapid growth of that business unit. Rostagno has been heavily involved in employee development, process improvement & cost analysis, strategic planning & direction, customer service, quality & production controls, LEAN/6S applications, leadership and mentoring/coaching.

“We are thrilled to have Pam join our team,” states Chris Carpenter, president and owner of Royle Printing. “So much about life and business involves timing, and we feel it’s a great time for Pam to help us on our journey forward. I’m excited to see how she’ll help us strengthen our process and leadership.”

“I am very excited to join Royle team and look forward to what we can achieve together. To the future,” states Rostagno.
https://www.piworld.com/article/36-year-quad-print-veteran-joins-royle-as-director-of-operations/

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