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JoAnn Hines

JoAnn Hines is a packaging diva. She has nearly 30 years of experience in the industry including her work as the packaging expert to the U.S. Small Business Administration and traveling to China to lead a packaging delegation. Recognizing her expertise NBC TV featured her on their consumer segment, Can you open it? Her advice and articles appear in virtually every US packaging industry publication, numerous business and international publications, and website portals including "PackExpo.com", "PackagingUniversity", "Packaging Business", "Packaging Network", "Packaging Horizons Magazine," "Packaging World," "Packaging Digest," "Shipping and Distribution Magazine," "Warehouse Management," "Traffic World". As a featured keynote speaker at trade shows and conferences, she educates thousands of people around the world about intricacies of packaging.

Joining the packaging industry in 1976, Hines worked in sales for several years and began consulting during the 1980s. She is an accomplished author, speaker, publisher, marketer, and e-commerce expert. She has won numerous leadership awards and among other honors was named "One of the 50 most influential packaging leaders in the 20th century." She is the founder of Women in Packaging, Packaging Horizons Magazine, Packaging Career Hotline, Packaging Coach and Packaging University.

Articles by this Author
» What's Your IQ? - Interview Quotient
By JoAnn Hines | Published 10/10/2006 | PR | Unrated
You just got The Call: A member of the press wants to interview you! Whether you’re a solo practitioner, a small businessperson, or an employee of a major corporation, if you are smart, you will accept immediately. You can worry about the consequences later. The only exception to that rule is if you are an employee of a small or large corporation, it’s always a good idea (and sometimes even mandatory) to check with management before talking to the media. You want to be sure that what you say reflects the corporate "party line."
» How To Make Your Product Packaging Newsworthy
By JoAnn Hines | Published 10/10/2006 | PR | Unrated
Recently mainstream media coverage of the packaging industry is more in-depth than usual. I see several articles about packaging every week. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the news articles deal with negative perceptions of packaging and its influence on society. In fact, dozens of articles were recently written in response to the Consumer Reports "Oyster Awards" with such titles as: “Today's Packaging Can Drive The Mild-Mannered To Rage" and "Open UP." Most of what was written in these articles did not bode well for packaging.
» Controversial Packaging Topics Make Great Media Fodder
By JoAnn Hines | Published 10/10/2006 | PR | Rating:
Packaging is in the news almost every day. Not in the obvious sense where the package is the focus, but behind the scenes playing an integral role in the story. The problem is most people aren't aware of packaging component and don't understand the importance of its function.
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