QUAD/GRAPHICS, INC.
SUSSEX, WI

Quad delivers high-performance solutions that help you capitalize on the power of print to drive success across all media channels. We are a strong, healthy company. We have the best employees backed by the best management team in the industry. Quad is led by an experienced leadership team with a proven track record in the printing industry that is committed to preserving the company's values-based culture while delivering on our brand promise: Performance through Innovation. The senior management team includes individuals with long tenure with the company and industry. Their depth of expertise, along with a solid long-term perspective, propels us forward in this ever-changing industry. Joel guides the overall strategic growth and success of Quad/Graphics, continuing the tradition of family leadership at the company founded in 1971 by his father, the late Harry V. Quadracci. As COO, Tom is responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive operating growth strategy with direct responsibility for revenue generation, manufacturing and distribution operations, sustainable cost management, business profitability and efficiency. Executive Vice President of Product Solutions & Market Strategy, and President of BlueSoho As an Executive Vice President, Eric plays a pivotal role in creating and advancing strategies that support Quad's ongoing transformation. He also leads our BlueSoho business that helps clients coordinate complex cross-media programs, and our In-Store Marketing operations. Jennifer plays a vital role in setting the company’s strategic direction, working with company executives and business unit leaders to understand industry challenges and opportunities, and advance the company’s overall goals for the benefit of all stakeholders. As an Executive Vice President, Kelly plays an instrumental role in determining the strategic director of the company. He also serves as President of Logistics, where he directs all of Quad’s distribution activities, and Treasurer, where he oversees financial planning and forecasting, financing, capital expenditures, and maintaining relationships with lending institutions. Steve oversees the company's Information Technology division, directing the development and deployment of Smartools and advanced software applications to assist clients with their workflow and data management needs. Daren manages production operations, including Press, Finishing, Distribution and Production Support, across our core business units of Publications, Catalogs, Retail Inserts, Books and Directories. With more than 20 years of healthcare executive and management experience, Sue leads our QuadMed subsidiary, a nationally recognized provider of onsite, near-site and shared-site employer-sponsored health and wellness solutions. Jeff directs operations for Quad’s global freight forwarding business, including ground expediting, domestic and international air freight, ocean freight, truckload, LTL and intermodal. Kent is responsible for our long-run Publication, Special Interest Publication, Book and Directory businesses. Quad/Graphics’ Publishing Solutions create client value from integrated solutions that increase reader engagement, streamline production services and reduce costs. As President of Marketing Solutions, Tim is responsible for leading our Retail Insert, Catalog, Direct Mail and Commercial & Specialty businesses. Vice President of Production Dylan oversees Press and Finishing operations across the company’s nationwide network of printing plants, including magazine, catalog, retail insert, direct marketing, book and commercial & specialty production facilities. Dana is responsible for ensuring Quad/Graphics maintains ethical and compliant business practices. She also oversees several functions within the Legal department including labor and employment, employee benefits, litigation, safety, environmental and security. Mike serves as a liaison for the Sales team to help our clients better understand the full potential of our services and help grow business relationships with our clients. Vice President of Production Support Don's responsibilities encompass all processes that bridge the selling process to plant operations, including estimating; pricing policy and contract approvals; scheduling; and sales analytics and reporting with a focus on continuous improvement. Joe leads our efforts to integrate the operations of acquired companies and businesses into the Quad platform. He is responsible for integration-related strategic planning and execution, including providing leadership, coaching, resources and communications to support the work of multiple integration teams. Maura is responsible for developing and executing a comprehensive internal and external communications strategy that amplifies Quad’s employer brand and emphasizes the company’s mission, vision and values to various company stakeholders. Tony is responsible for the company’s print and print-related financial planning and advanced analytics, BlueSoho finance, Finance Department continuous improvement efforts and oversight of the company’s Corporate Credit and Accounts Payable Departments. Steve is responsible for leading Quad/Graphics’ marketing team and the global marketing services provider’s marketing strategy, analysis, planning and execution. A company with a soul Company Founder Harry V. Quadracci grew up in print. His father got his start running a small printing press behind the family’s Italian grocery in Racine, Wisconsin, and later co-founded the W.A. Krueger Company. Harry joined his father at Krueger in 1962. Working in a variety of management capacities, including general counsel, Harry was delegated to handle negotiations in a 1969 labor dispute between the company and the union. Harry believed that Krueger’s top management and board of directors were engaged in short-term, bottom-line thinking. Instead of working together as a team, management and employees were at odds. The customer focus was lost. The feeling of family, so prized by employees, was gone. Disillusioned by the strike and feeling stymied in his efforts to succeed at Krueger, Harry resigned to start his own company.