Allen Press Leads the Way with 19 Printing Awards at PIA GraphEx 2018

Allen Press, Inc. is the recipient of 19 awards from the Printing & Imaging Association of MidAmerica’s 2018 Graphic Excellence Competition (GraphEx). The 19 awards are the most of any company competing in the 2018 GraphEx competition.

Of the winning submissions, 9 entries were Best of Category with the 2018 Alaska by Rail Calendar winning a Best of Kansas City Bronze Award and Orchids winning a Division III Silver Award.

“These awards are a testament to the high level of execution our team brings to every job, using the latest technology” said Allen Press CEO Randy Radosevich. “What makes this year’s awards so special is that we’re winning categories that we’ve never entered before, including commercial printing, digital printing and integrated marketing. As we expand our services and capabilities, we’re extremely proud to maintain the top-notch quality our customers have come to expect.”

Started in 1989, PIA MidAmerica’s Graphic Excellence Competition recognizes “the outstanding abilities of print producers to transform paper and ink into outstanding forms of communication” in over 300 categories in three different divisions.
more detail at: https://www2.allenpress.com/2018/05/01/allen-press-leads-the-way-with-19-printing-awards-at-pia-graphex-2018/

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