Two Sides North America Announces Additions to Leadership Team

Two Sides North America (TSNA) President Kathi Rowzie today announced that Jules Van Sant and Jill Crossley have joined the TSNA leadership team as Executive Director and Director of Operations, respectively.

“I am thrilled to welcome these two outstanding professionals to help lead Two Sides North America into the future,” Rowzie said. “As we continue to grow, Jules and Jill bring a wealth of sustainability knowledge and industry experience that will add value to everything we do for our members and will make us even more effective in eliminating anti-paper greenwashing and telling the great sustainability story of print, paper and paper-based packaging.”

Van Sant has decades of experience in the printing, graphic arts and advertising industries, and has a high profile presence on national print and paper industry task forces, committees and networking initiatives. She served as Executive Director of the Pacific Printing Industries Association from 2006 to 2018, and is current chair of the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation.

Crossley has worked in and with the paper industry and related organizations for more than 15 years. Her breadth of marketing experience supporting business groups across both manufacturing and corporate settings gives her a unique perspective on the industry and its sustainability, as well as a distinct advantage in developing communication strategies and campaigns that resonate with stakeholders across the print, paper, paper-based packaging, and consumer sectors.
more at: https://twosidesna.org/US/two-sides-north-america-announces-additions-to-leadership-team/

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