Don Dumont, of Millennium Mailing Equipment, tests a paper cutter prior to delivering it to a customer. The 11-year-old Pawtucket company sells and services machines that assemble, stamp and seal millions of items that flow through the U.S. Postal Service. The company delivers everything from a simple postage meter to a network of machines that can fold, stuff, seal and address mail. And while the Postal Service is struggling to cut costs, Dumont only sees opportunity for his business, including software and machines that automatically print and sort mail to the Postal Service’s standards. / PBN PHOTO/BRIAN MCDONALD
Don Dumont, of Millennium Mailing Equipment, tests a paper cutter prior to delivering it to a customer. The 11-year-old Pawtucket company sells and services machines that assemble, stamp and seal millions of items that flow through the U.S. Postal Service. The company delivers everything from a simple postage meter to a network of machines that can fold, stuff, seal and address mail. And while the Postal Service is struggling to cut costs, Dumont only sees opportunity for his business, including software and machines that automatically print and sort mail to the Postal Service’s standards.
