Birmingham Printing Announces Rebrand to Paper Airplane
Dec 9, 2021
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - December 8, 2021 - (Newswire.com)
Birmingham Printing, recognized as a leader in the commercial printing and promotional products space, announced today the company's rebrand to Paper Airplane. Inclusive of a new brand name and logo, the rebrand reflects the company's commitment to providing customers a simple, streamlined experience that delivers results.
Alongside the brand's cosmetic changes, Paper Airplane also announced enhanced capabilities to support the customer experience and deliver on the company's mission to serve as a single source for all of their customers' branded marketing needs. The company will continue to offer project-based services, including offset and digital printing, promotional product sourcing, and mailing as well as ongoing services that include storage, kitting, inventory management, and fulfillment solutions. In addition, Paper Airplane announced an expansion of services that includes online storefront development and maintenance, making it easier for companies to offer an e-commerce experience with their branded merchandise and to deliver branded products to customers and partners in less time.
"Our customers' needs have shifted. With the move to virtual workspaces and the increased need for custom, catered solutions, our team has created an experience that meets these needs while saving our clients time, money, and frustration. We wanted our brand to reflect this. We are an innovative partner committed to helping our customers' brands take flight." - Aubree Anderson, Director of Marketing
With over 100 years of industry experience, Paper Airplane is well-known for its excellence in customer service and experience. The company's new brand identity builds upon this history, incorporating Paper Airplane's ability to deliver innovative solutions that translate into marketing success.
"This is an exciting change for us as it aligns with the work we've already been doing for our clients. Having a brand identity that reflects this will allow us to serve more customers and make a greater impact." - Arthur Henley, President
About Paper Airplane
Founded in 1910, Paper Airplane delivers simplified marketing solutions to help companies make meaningful connections with customers and propel their business forward. Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, Paper Airplane serves as a single-source for full-service printing, sourcing, storage, and fulfillment solutions for local, regional, and national businesses.
For more information about this announcement, please contact:
Aubree Anderson
Director of Marketing
(205) 251-5113
[email protected]
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Original Source: Birmingham Printing Announces Rebrand to Paper Airplane
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