Andre Palko was bitten by the entrepreneurial bug when at the age of 12 he began selling flower seeds and delivering grocery store flyers door-to-door in his hometown of Frederick, MD. His intro to the printing industry came while he was playing bass guitar for a New York City rock & roll band in 1980. The bands lead singer/songwriter was part of a family printing business and it wasn’t long before Andre was packing boxes, running a folding machine, and learning the printing and bindery trade by day, while taking classes at Columbia University and playing clubs by night. 

Gina Palko was introduced to the business world as a sales representative in the commercial glass industry, where she gained extensive experience in helping customers at meeting tight deadlines and overcoming logistical problems. Her enthusiasm and customer focus accounted for her prosperity in this male-dominated field.

One of her life-long passions was the field of nutrition, so Gina decided to return to college for a formal education in the subject. Several years later she was an honors graduate and credentialed Registered Dietician from Marywood University...

Mark Beaudreau, National Sales & Special Projects Manager, has always had a keen interest in re-designing things to make them work more efficiently and with less labor involved.

Mark got his start in the manufacturing world with the education and hands-on training as a machinist in Connecticut. With Harris Graphics in the early 80’s he was a member of their manufacturing research lab and participated in the development of assembly procedures—how to make finishing equipment faster and with fewer people. 

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Sharon Williges draws on a wealth of talent and experience as Fulfillment and Administrative Support Manager for Technifold. Sharon’s initial education and experience was in repairing computer mainframes out in the field.

She soon moved into the retail field, managing a $2 million a year Hallmark store in NJ. After 5 years at the store, Sharon and her mother were bitten by the entrepreneurial bug and together they started and ran a gift store.

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