Keeping Up with the PSPs

COULD THE EVERYDAY drama at your shop entertain millions on television? The situations PSPs find themselves in are often hard to believe. (Just check out our True Tales section.) In a recent Brain Squad survey, we asked our members this question: “If there was a reality TV show based on your company, what would it be called?” Check out what some of our stars from the Brain Squad had to say below.

• “How to Continue Expansion Without Space.” — Tommy Melendez, Master Graphics NYC
• “Three Chicks and a Couple Dudes” — Gina Kazmerski, Image 360 Woodbury
• “Mission Impossible: Event Edition” — Jared Smith, bluemedia
• “Panic in the Print Shop!” — Barbara Allen, Fresh Artists
• “What Can’t They Do?” — Britt Hoff, H n H Sign Company
• “Communications Masters” — Wade Neff, Strategic Factory
• “Controlled Chaos – Creative with Heart” — Kelly Mank, Time4Printing
• “Hair on Fire” — Rick Mandel, Mandel Graphic Solutions
• “The Fast & The Furious” — Brian Adam, Olympus Group
• “Daily Dose of WrapStar — Kristin Scribner, WrapStar Pro
• “The Durso’s Get It Done” — Ann Durso, Express Sign & Graphics, Inc.
• “Print & Install 9-1-1” — JimWhite, Go Graphix
• “So This is Art…” — Jim Dittmer, JDA Creative Color
• “His, Hers, and Ours” — Michael Greenwald, NextPage
• “That Sh*t Was Cray” — Jon Sherman, Flavor Paper
• “Box of Chocolates… Each Day is Full of Surprises!” — Kristi Duvall, The BoxMaker
• “Stewarding a Business for Christ” — David Kaiser, Digitype Design
• “The Office-Print Edition.” My staff are quite odd. — Tim Bezner, Westmount Signs and Printing Co.
• “Takes a Village” — Kim Magraw, Vivid Sign
• “A company with high integrity and stands behind their product. A competitive price quality product in a timely fashion.” — Bob Kissel, KDM POP Solutions Group