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OUR

COMPANY

The Company we Keep

As a family-owned and operated commercial printer in Oregon for more than 85 years, our business is powered by relationships, respect, and referrals. We emphasize a strong connection between every collaborator.  Each customer, vendor, and employee are considered part of our extended family.

Mission

To build lasting relationships while profitably expanding the business, maintain environmentally superior practices and invest in new technology within our resources.

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Vision

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Drive the limits of our skill and technology to develop beautiful, impactful printing that tells your story.

Positioning

Creating high-quality print products to ensure your creative messaging and overall strategy are collectively focused to help you grow your business in target markets.

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Women Owned and Operated

In 1955, Mrs. Helen E. Haugsten, following the death of her husband Mr. Harry G Haugsten (one of the Daily Journal of Commerce’s founders), is elected President and Publisher of the Daily Journal of Commerce.

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In 1971, Dorothy “Dodie” Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haugsten becomes Publisher of the Daily Journal of Commerce, as well as Secretary & Treasurer, following the death of her mother. Dorothy’s husband, Mr. Lawrence “Smitty” Smith, became President concurrently.

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In February 2021, Tiffany Spears, fourth generation owner, became President of Journal Graphics.

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Journal Graphics partners with Girls Who Print, the world’s largest network of women in the printing and graphic communication industry with 11,000+ global members spanning all segments and career paths.

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