This week, Julie Greenbaum highlights industry news about the passing of former longtime NPES executive William "Kip" Smythe. Other industry news highlighted a former printing company CFO and IT manager who embezzled over $400,000 from his employer; Vistaprint receiving $2.2 million in tax credits and the stir it is causing with employees, small businesses in Rhode Island; and Hederman Brothers' open house where the main attraction was a new KBA press.
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