He has a wide knowledge of the printing industry including technical, environmental and safety concerns, and has assisted and trained many printing companies with color and technical needs over the years.
“Working with and learning from experts in the field is a highlight for me,” he added.
Johansen began his career in 1986 at NAPIC as a lab technician. In 1989, he moved to INX as an application engineer and color specialist. In 2000, he headed to Handschy, and in 2006, Johansen joined Toyo Ink America as lab manager before being promoted to his current position.
Johansen serves on NAPIM’s Environmental Health and Safety Committee and the Food Packaging Safety Committee. He is an active member of the Chicago Printing Ink Production Club, where he has been president
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