RRD Celebrates 160 Years of Innovation and Excellence

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (“RRD”), a global provider of marketing, packaging, print, and supply chain solutions, celebrates its 160th anniversary this year, commemorating a legacy of innovation and excellence.

“It is an honor to celebrate RRD’s 160th anniversary and to reflect on our rich history while recognizing who RRD is and what we stand for today,” said Tom Quinlan, President and Chief Executive Officer at RRD. “Our tagline for the celebration is ‘Innovation & Excellence Since 1864.’ Innovation is the change — it’s what has kept RRD growing and evolving for well over a century. And, excellence is the constant — it’s what is woven through the fibers of our organization and the way our people approach everything we do.”

RRD was founded by Richard Robert Donnelley in 1864. What started as a local print operation in Chicago has since expanded across 27 countries, serving 18,000 clients — including 92% of the Fortune 100. Today, RRD has cemented its reputation as a leading provider of marketing, packaging, print, and supply chain solutions with the mission of transforming customer touchpoints into meaningful moments of impact for its clients. RRD brings concepts to life with its expertise, execution, and scale — all designed to enhance quality and elevate engagement across the full customer journey.
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