United Industries Appoints Jason Sage
Jul 6, 2022

United Industries, manufacturers of UltraBoard foam core boards and polystyrene sheets, announces the appointment of Jason Sage as its North Central territory manager. Sage is a Ferris State University graduate, majoring in Graphic Design and Printing Management. 

Sage began his print career with an internship at Vertis Communications (Quad Graphics) of Greenville, Michigan, later moving to Meta4mat in the large-format print division. Sage has also worked at Gilson Graphics of Grand Rapids, Michigan, beginning in the prepress department and then migrating to sales management. UltraBoard is looking forward to its customers benefiting from Sage’s talent and industry-level experience.

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