
Printing Industries of America (PIA) has recognized Compu-Mail as a recipient of the 2014 Certificate of Merit Award in the category of Customized/Personalized/Variable-Data Digital Printing for their 2013 Thanksgiving Card.
The card design put a spin on the traditional “Happy Thanksgiving” greeting card by incorporating the popular infographic approach to display fun holiday statistics. The message was personalized to each recipient using variable data printing.
This year, Printing Industries of America was presented with more than 3,000 entries as a part of the 2014 Premier Print Awards, the world’s most prestigious international print competition. This is Compu-Mail’s third consecutive win in the Premier Print Awards, following up on a “Benny,” the competition’s top honor, in 2012 and two Certificate of Merit Awards in 2013.
“This award reinforces the strength of our creative team here at Compu-Mail and their ability to produce effective marketing pieces,” remarked Michael Vitch, President of Compu-Mail. “It’s satisfying to know that our customers responded so well to this card- we heard it was on display on many office walls.”
About Printing Industries of America
Printing Industries of America (www.printing.org) is the world’s largest graphic arts trade association, representing an industry with approximately one million employees. It serves the interests of more than 10,000 member companies. Together with its nationwide affiliate network, Printing Industries delivers products and services that enhance the growth, efficiency, and profitability of its members and the graphic communications industry through advocacy, education, research, and technical information.
Kelly Stevens
Executive Director of Process Improvement & Marketing Communications |
Kelly Stevens is the Executive Director of Process Improvement & Marketing Communications at Compu-Mail, where she leads compliance communications, operational process improvement, and strategic marketing...
Kelly Stevens is the Executive Director of Process Improvement & Marketing Communications at Compu-Mail, where she leads compliance communications, operational process improvement, and strategic marketing initiatives for highly regulated industries.
With a background spanning education, compliance, graphic design, and marketing communications, Kelly specializes in translating complex regulatory and security requirements into practical communication strategies and operational standards. She plays a key role in supporting Compu-Mail’s SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, HITRUST, USPS Election Mail, and G7 certification initiatives.
Kelly holds a Master’s Degree from North Carolina Central University and regularly writes about secure communications, compliance-driven marketing, direct mail strategy, and omnichannel customer engagement.



