The Flesh Company Turns
Since its founding, the company has grown to be one of the largest printers in the industry, ranking 17th on Print+Promo's 2012 Top Suppliers list with a yearly revenue of $32,471,000. It's endured two world wars (the second of which Flesh's son served in, before coming home to work at, and eventually run, the company), every modern financial collapse since the market crash of 1929, and the massive contraction of American manufacturing. It's adapted to the modern computer era and helped to found what eventually became the PSDA (of which it's a charter member). Below, Roy V. Flesh, II, CEO; Bob Berardino, president and COO; and Jillian Flesh, process improvement manager, discuss the company's past, future, and what it feels like to be 100 years old.