The leaders behind our paper intelligence

Michael Gary Scott was named Regional Manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton after a phenomenally successful run as a salesperson under the tutelage of Edward Truck. In his role, he orchestrates sales strategy, marketing, logistics, and order coordination across Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic.

Known for a personal touch and deep loyalty, Scott helped launch Dunder Mifflin Infinity and led beloved initiatives such as The Dundies, Diversity Day, Golden Ticket, and the Scranton Fun Run.

A lifelong Scranton resident, he enjoys improv, the internet, and screenwriting—his “Threat Level Midnight” screenplay has made the festival rounds. Michael is married to former colleague Holly Flax, founded the Michael Scott Paper Company, and once guest-starred on the children’s program Fundle Bundle.

Dwight Schrute’s trajectory from top salesperson to Regional Manager speaks to relentless dedication. His competitive edge famously outpaced online sales during the Infinity launch, while his innovations—CPR readiness, the Schrute fire drill, and Recyclops—set operational standards.

Raised in Honesdale, PA, Dwight co-manages the renowned Schrute Farms bed and breakfast with wife Angela, owns the Scranton Business Park, and volunteers with local law enforcement—proof of his unwavering investment in the community.

Pam Halpert (née Beesly) elevated the receptionist desk into a mission control for procurement, supply distribution, and culture at Scranton. Her candy dish, resolutions board, and party planning expertise kept morale high, while a stint in sales showcased her versatility.

Married to Jim Halpert and mother of Cecila and Phillip, Pam partnered with Jim to expand horizons in Austin, TX. Her artistic talent endures—infinity visitors can still find her illustration of the Scranton branch hanging in the office.

Jimothy “Jim” Halpert joined Dunder Mifflin Scranton as a mid-level salesperson and quickly became synonymous with consultative selling and authentic client relationships throughout Lackawanna County. He partnered with Michael Scott as Assistant Regional Manager and later co-ran the branch during the Sabre merger.

Jim’s collaborative instincts fueled the search that brought CEO Robert California aboard. An avid sports fan and strategist, he ultimately co-founded Austin-based agency Athlead with Darryl Philbin, extending Dunder Mifflin’s spirit into new markets.

Kelly Kapoor anchored customer service for the Scranton branch, notably steering the organization through the 2007 watermark incident and earning placement in the Print in All Colors executive program.

Her pop culture fluency, Diwali celebrations, and fearless commentary transformed office culture. Kelly remains a vocal advocate for inclusive workplaces and hands-on customer empathy.

Andrew “Andy” Bernard brought Ivy League polish and a cappella charisma to Dunder Mifflin. His journey from sales to Regional Manager included corporate stops at Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, AIG, and Enron before embracing the paper world.

A proud Cornell alumnus, Andy’s musical flair with “Here Comes Treble” and leadership through turbulent times left a lasting impression on Scranton’s culture, even as he pursued artistic ventures and academia.

Stanley Hudson is the Scranton branch’s longest-tenured sales representative, renowned for methodical deal-making, steely negotiation, and an unwavering love of crosswords.

Off the clock, he cherishes time with his family, hones retirement plans in sunny Florida, and has even lent his voice to the cult classic “Threat Level Midnight”—all while keeping a watchful eye on every quarterly target.