The Goldilocks Philosophy
Not too big, not too small—that’s Dwayne Magee’s motto when it comes to equipping his in-plant in today’s uncertain economy.
“The press is usually the most fascinating to them, because of all the moving parts,” he reveals. “We also have two employees who speak to design classes each year. Many students eventually end up doing some sort of business with us. As we develop these relationships and the students graduate, some of them end up contacting us to help them with print or copy work they are generating in their careers.”
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