Brown Kraft SUB 40
Expansion / Open Side
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V-Bottom Style
250/Carton
| STOCK # | SIZE | QUANTITY/CARTON |
| 0292PL | 9 X 12 X 1 OS 40 | 250 |
| 0229PL | 9 X 12 X 2 OS 40 | 250 |
| 0243PL | 10 X 12 X 1.5 OS 40 | 250 |
| 0230PL | 10 X 12 X 2 OS 40 | 250 |
| 0231PL | 10 X 13 X 2 OS 40 | 250 |
| 0232PL | 10 X 15 X 2 OS 40 | 250 |
*Must be ordered in full cartons.
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I have been with Papercone since August 2023.
I have been around Papercone as long as I can remember. As a 12-year-old I would go to work with my father on the weekends and play Star Wars by jumping stacks of rolls or climbing to the rafters in the warehouse. Eventually they gave me a broom which started my career at Papercone. Once in high school I was promoted to prepress and spent some time in imprint.
I worked as a corporate travel consultant for seven years before coming to work at Papercone in 1996. I am the Executive Assistant to the CEO/Chairman, President, and Vice President. After so many years at Papercone, this place is family. I love this team!
I am originally from Denmark, Wisconsin. After finding a job posting online, I began working at Papercone in 2013 as a Customer Service Representative. In 2014, I became the Pricing Analyst.
I started working for Papercone in October of 1998 as an Operator, a role that includes inspecting and packing envelopes. I then moved into our Shipping Department as a Shipping Clerk. From there, I took the position of Customer Service Representative and I now work in Pre-Production as an Analyst.
I have been working in the Pre-Production Department at Papercone since June 1996. I love working at Papercone because of our great customers and very knowledgeable coworkers.
I have been a dedicated member of the Papercone team since 2015, taking on the role of Marketing & Customer Support Manager in 2024.
I started at Papercone in January 2014 after working at a food manufacturing plant for thirteen years as a Customer Service Representative. Coming from the food manufacturing industry, working with envelopes was a whole new ball game.
I started at Papercone as a consultant in November 1994 and accepted a full-time position as Customer Service Manager in February 1995. Prior to, I worked for a label manufacturing/printing company for six years.
I graduated from the University of Memphis in 1987. My first job out of college took me to San Francisco, which ultimately led to my career with Papercone. I started working at Papercone in 1991 at our original headquarters in San Francisco. I have been blessed to work with great colleagues and awesome customers over the past thirty three years.
My career at Papercone began in 1998. At that time, I served as a Human Resources intern while attending Bellarmine University where I graduated with a Bachelor’s in Psychology/Human Resources. After graduation, I accepted a full-time position in our HR department while earning my MBA from Bellarmine. Since then, I have held various roles within Human Resources and Manufacturing. I was the Executive Director of the Envelope Institute of America (EIA) for 8 years. I love Papercone and all the people I get to work with every day.
I am a lifelong resident of Louisville, Kentucky and attended Male High School. I graduated from Wittenberg University with a Political Science degree and then started my career at Kraft Foods. In 1989, I joined Papercone Corporation as a Sales Representative and have grown with the company into the position of Executive Vice President.
As a kid, I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and worked at Papercone for my father on Saturdays and during the summers. It inspired me to take a printing shop class in high school, run my own printing press from the basement of our home, and start a small business.