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Quad/Graphics clients use print as the foundation of multichannel communications strategies to drive their top-line revenues. In this new world of ink on paper, we help our clients create targeted, relevant print messages and connect them with other forms of media. Using our industry-leading technology, our print and digital media experts help clients send the right message to the right people at the right time. With our July 2010 acquisition of Worldcolor, we’ve become a $4.8 billion global provider of print and related multichannel solutions for consumer magazines, special interest publications, catalogs, retail inserts and circulars, direct mail products, books and directories. We have approximately 28,000 employees working from more than 80 locations in North America, Latin America and Europe. Our business approach is based on the world’s most advanced print manufacturing platform backed up by technological innovation and financial stability to give us the wherewithal to constantly reinvest in our platform. This model provides everything a publisher, cataloger, mailer or marketer needs to build its business: front-end design and photography; digital premedia, including Web-based solutions; world-class printing, finishing and mailing/distribution operations; data-driven marketing solutions such as data optimization and analytics; mail list technologies; digital publishing solutions; logistics services; and more.
Worldcolor was acquired by QuadGraphics in early 2010.
| Ticker: | QUAD |
| ISIN: | US7473011093 |
| Address: |
999 de Maisonneuve Blvd West Suite 1100 |
| Montreal, QC, H3A 3L4, Canada | |
| Website: | Quad/Graphics, Inc. |
| Phone #: | 414-566-6000 |
| ESG Web Area: | Subscribers Only ? |
| Industry: | Advertising, Public Relations, & Related Services |
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