All American Poly
Joseph Adamski has extensive work experience in the field of Information Technology. Joseph is currently the Director of Information Technology at All American Poly, a position they have held since 2021. Prior to this, they worked at Tumi from 2000 to 2021, where they held various roles including IT Manager Applications and Integration and Systems Analyst. At Tumi, they were responsible for managing EDI and Business Integration environment, as well as providing leadership and project management for the Application Development group. Before their time at Tumi, Joseph worked as a Data Analyst at Bell Atlantic National Directory and as an EDI/Leader at Rotor Clip Co., Inc.
Joseph Adamski attended the Chubb Institute of Technology from 2000 to 2001, where they pursued a degree in Computer Technical Services (CTS). Subsequently, they enrolled at Thomas Edison State University, studying Computer Science with the intention of earning a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.
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All American Poly
The largest privately-held blown film extrusion manufacturer in the U.S., AAP’s model of premium quality and efficiency, competitive cost advantage, and a strong philosophy of building relationships with each client has helped us thrive and flourish. We began as a small family business. Just a handful of employees, one manufacturing site in New Jersey, and a collective desire to make something great. Since then, we’ve grown to over 350 employees, 3 manufacturing facilities, and 20+ distribution centers strategically placed across the country, now extruding over 150,000,000lbs of polyethylene annually. At All American Poly, everything we do is guided by our mission to provide the most efficient, innovative packaging solutions for your business. In an industry rife with bottlenecks and red tape, we’ve got none of it. Instead, we take a personalized, hands-on approach to provide each client with a custom solution at unrivaled efficiency. We’re obsessive. We’re passionate. We’re the Poly People.