GLGA Announces Winners of Inaugural Excellence in Leadership Awards

The Great Lakes Graphics Association (GLGA) has launched an expanded individual achievement awards program by honoring the first winners of its new Excellence in Leadership Awards. The new awards recognize those in the industry who exemplify outstanding character, drive company growth, bring teams together and create the environment to help companies succeed. Managers and peers were invited to submit nominations earlier this spring. The submissions were reviewed by a panel of print professionals from outside of GLGA’s three-region state, who were tasked with selecting one recipient per award

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