Welcome to SPC, Kathy Dykstra: SPC’s new Director of Estimating

SPC adds another all-star to our team with the addition of Kathleen Dykstra, a 30-year veteran in the print industry.

In her new role as Director of Estimating, Kathy will assume leadership of a mission-critical team responsible for developing the optimal production architecture for new projects and delivering pricing across SPC’s expansive platform of integrated print manufacturing, fulfillment, marketing services and technologies.

“We couldn’t be more pleased to welcome Kathy to the SPC family,” stated Adam LeFebvre, SPC President. “Her wealth of marketing knowledge and understanding of our expansive web, sheet & digital print manufacturing platform is extremely rare to find and she will be instrumental in SPC’s continued growth plans.”
more at: https://specialtyprintcomm.com/blog/welcome-to-spc-kathy-dykstra-spcs-new-director-of-estimating/

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