INGERSOLL , ONTARIO—  Ingersoll Paper Box strategic moves by investing in a Koenig & Bauer Optima 106K die-cutter and Koenig & Bauer Rapida 106 seven-color 41-inch fully automated printing press. Their investment approach reflects IPB’s vision and long-term strategic focus on operating the latest technology. Ingersoll Paper Box’s president Sarah Skinner says strong growth trajectory to continue due to a significant rise in the need for secure, compliant and innovative pharmaceutical packaging and the increased demand for certified materials, and specialized qualifications along with advancements in coatings and inks that enhance a product’s shelf presence while keeping in mind the environmental impact. Skinner is the fourth generation of her family and the first woman to lead the firm. Last year IPB received the prestigious women-owned certification in Canada from Women Business Enterprises Canada Council (WBE Canada). Ingersoll Paper Box is a fourth generation run family company located in the heart of Ingersoll Ontario. It began as an ice cream cone company in 1922 and is now a modern 85000 sq.ft facility producing folding cartons. From standard design to customized solutions, top of the line software, printing, die cutting and a wide variety of finishing and creative solutions.