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NYC corporate cafeteria was looking for a way to add some graphic interest to four large interior columns.
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It all began in 1960 with a small print shop in Somerville, MA., just 2 miles from Boston. With some unrivaled customer service and a ‘get things done’ attitude, things grew quickly and by the mid 80’s we relocated to a larger facility. The 90’s brought even more opportunity as we introduced promotional products to our line up and Superior took on a new exciting persona and a national presence.
That’s where we have been. . .Here’s where we are going.
Within a few years and in order to keep up with demand we moved, once again, to our larger current facility in Medford, MA. We now cater to a new generation of discerning clients, including many Fortune 500’s. As our industry continues to evolve, demands for higher levels of sophistication and reliance are emerging. We welcome these new challenges as opportunities and invite you to contact us to participate in a Superior experience that is sure to promote your brand to new levels.
Being green, buying green, and selling green are no longer just trends or fads. Eco-efforts come from our collective sense of responsibility. Being green is a continuing part of Superior’s culture in the office, production areas, warehouse & delivery fleet, virtually everywhere!
We continue to upgrade our collection of SuperiorGreen selections in our green promo products catalog. Take a look at the link below. We think you will be pleased at the variety available as well as the ease in which to order. Let’s make a statement together.
Challenge:
NYC corporate cafeteria was looking for a way to add some graphic interest to four large interior columns.
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Suburban Boston salon was ready to update a tired look to their space as well as open a second location.
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Verizon needed to advertise their latest 6 month offer in the mall food court area. The mall didn’t allow adhesives & pedestrian tampering was a major concern.