Calev Systems Hires New Director of Mailing and Logistics Services

Jason Kiefer

Calev Systems, a leader in marketing execution, is pleased to announce its very latest strategic hire Jason Kiefer as Director of Mailing and Logistics Services.

Jason has been in the printing business working for Lane Press for the last 28 years. Jason has a unique skill set, extensive knowledge, and print manufacturing and mailing expertise. These proficiencies will bring outstanding service and value to our clients and vendor partners. Dave Tanis, Calev Systems COO, states, “Jason and I have worked together for many years. He will be a great addition to the Calev team in bringing a deep aptitude for mailing and Co-Production services to allow us to continue delivering best-in-class mailing and savings to our clients.”

As postal liaison for Lane Press, Jason worked closely with customers and the US Postal Service to help make the mailing experience good. “This partnership requires publishers, catalogers, direct mail service providers & Postal Service to work together to ensure customer’s expectations are met in a timely, cost-effective manner. When done correctly, we all win, and our customer is taken care of and will come back for another great mailing experience.” Jason is currently a member of MTAC (Mailers’ Technical Advisory Committee), IMAG (International Mailers Advisory Group), Miami-Dade County PCC (Postal Customer Council), and VT PCC executive board.

As Calev Systems continues to expand and diversify in marketing products and services, Jason will be an invaluable part of this team. As a result, customers and prospects can expect a full-service offering from creation through delivery and successful response, all while driving efficiencies in the process resulting in savings throughout the supply chain.

Source: Calev Systems

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