Dr. Andrew Hurley, recently wrote for Packaging World in a piece titled, "Words From the Women of Packaging."

Dr. Julie Rice Suggs, Academic Director at the Packaging School, stated:

It is so eye opening to see the various careers in packaging and the plethora of opportunities that exist in this field. Throughout my career in packaging, my hope is to inspire young women to take chances, live outside of their comfort zone, and lift each other up.

Alli Keigley, Project Coordinator at the Packaging School, stated:

It's exciting to think of the possibility that the children I educated years ago may benefit today from the courses I help build on subjects like sustainability and alternative packaging materials. They can learn and build upon this knowledge to create a brighter and cleaner future in packaging for all generations to follow.

Dr. Mengmeng Zhao, Associate Research Director at Package Insight, stated:

After my graduation, my packaging career officially started with Package Insight. Currently, that involves enhancing packaging research with a database-driven management system to efficiently help people from various industries analyze their product performance in the context of a complicated retail environment. Thanks to "packaging" for offering unlimited learning potential whenever I want to explore.

Read more from women in the packaging industry in the full article here: https://www.packworld.com/trends/workforce/blog/13377224/words-from-the-women-of-packaging.