On September 17, 2009 Flexible Packaging had its first annual Golf Scramble to benefit The Michael Quinlan Brain Tumor Foundation, raising in excess of $8,000.   We are fully aware that this event was a success, only because of friends who took the time to join us for a wonderful cause.  The weather was fabulous, the food was great and what a wonderful blessing to witness such generous giving.

We were given the opportunity to help bring hope and promise to individuals that may otherwise surrender to overwhelming feelings of defeat. They now have feelings of triumph, not defeat, as they're able to continue receiving support and encouragement from the MQBTF, due in large part to the abundant generosity from everyone involved in the golf scramble.

The Michael Quinlan Brain Tumor Foundation will forever be grateful to the kind hearts and generous gifts.  Their future looks bright, and we acknowledge everyone's contribution to this cheerful outlook!

Louisville, Ky. November 4, 2009: Flexible Packaging Inc., a full-service distributor of packaging supplies and equipment, ranked #17 in the “Fastest Growing Companies” in the Louisville Metropolitan area. Mike Edlin, President of Flexible Packaging, attributes this success to an experienced and inventive team that displays incredible dedication to customer service.

This year’s ambitious plan resulted in amplified revenue dollars and growth at a rate of 99%.  With multiple distribution centers throughout the United States, and continuous expansion plans on the rise, Flexible Packaging predicts unprecedented growth in both the local and national markets.
From its Louisville headquarters, Flexible Packaging services a large part of their central and southern regions. They utilize remote distribution centers to service other regions, as this allows them to maximize their customer’s profitability, while providing the highest quality and most innovative packaging materials in a timely manner.

With this capability and a strong focus on customer satisfaction, we expect to continue this rate of growth next year”.