Southern, NJ  —  The story of Karen Primak’s, IPAK CEO, entrepreneurial rise is featured on Rethink Red Tape’s blog as part of their celebration of Women’s Small Business Month. Rethink Red Tape is a coalition formed to examine the impact regulations have on small businesses, our communities and our country, and advocate for smarter regulations and regulatory reforms that will protect the public interest while also helping small businesses grow.

“Running a business is harder than it looks,” says Primak. “While regulations are needed, they should not inhibit growth, wealth generation and driving progress.”

To read Primak’s blog post, “From lemonade stand to manufacturing CEO,” go here.

About IPAK, Inc.
IPAK, Inc. provides effective education, strategic communication and marketing products, services and technologies to commercial and government organizations. Custom solutions include printing, packaging, technology, and video content. They are a federally certified Women Owned Small Business (WOSB), and members of the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) and the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). To learn more, visit www.IPAK.com or call (856) 486-0066. Find IPAK on twitter, @IPAKNJ. ..

Rethink Red Tape is a project of the National Association of Manufacturers and the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, in partnership with the International Franchise Association and Women Impacting Public Policy. Rethink Red Tape is a coalition formed to examine the impact regulations have on small businesses, our communities and our country, and advocate for smarter regulations and regulatory reforms that will protect the public interest while also helping small businesses grow. To learn more visit www.rethinkredtape.com or contact us at [email protected].