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Worcester Envelope Co. has sold part of its Auburn headquarters property to its new owners for just over $5 million in a deal closed the same day the 125-year-old company announced it was sold. Worcester Envelope, which makes direct-mail envelopes, was bought by Moore DM Group, a marketing firm with locations across the country, in a deal announced in mid-February. The sale of roughly half the company's Auburn headquarters, which is split in two buildings on two adjoining parcels, closed on Feb. 12, the same day of that announcement. The owner is a limited liability corporation registered to ...

Worcester Envelope, a 125-year-old company, specializes in manufacturing high-color direct-mail envelopes. “This acquisition was the right fit for us as we are committed to increasing our capacity and geographic footprint in the envelope manufacturing space. With this addition, we have over 347,000 square feet of envelope manufacturing in Kansas, Massachusetts, Missouri and Virginia,” said Gretchen Littlefield, CEO of Moore, in a statement. Leadership at Worcester Envelope will remain the same. Derek Waterhouse will stay on as president and report to Moore’s manufacturing chief officer,...

Print employee hoist by his own lanyard Jo Francis Friday, January 8, 2021 A direct mail company has found itself embroiled in events around the storming of the US Congress by supporters of President Trump, after one of its employees was pictured among the mob wearing a company lanyard. The now ex-Navistar DM employee. Image via Twitter Images of the people involved in this week’s mayhem – many of whom were not wearing masks – have been circulating on social media as part of attempts to identify those involved. Among those pictured was a bearded man w...

Navistar Direct Marketing released a statement on Facebook confirming the employee had been fired, per the Daily Caller.

Three things you should know about donating points and miles to charity Published: Dec. 11, 2020 at 5:01 a.m. ET By Email icon This .  Charitable donations tend to be popular around the holidays, and this year the needs of many nonprofits have shot through the roof amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the recession and natural disasters. More than 90% of nonprofits said they have been negatively impacted by COVID-19, according to a survey conducted from May 28 to June 3 by the Charities Aid Foundation of America. Cash may be tight for you, too, but there are ways you can donate to cha...