Swift Blog
Giving Thanks
Partners and Friends,
As we approach Thanksgiving and the holiday season the entire team at Swift Print Communications and I want to take a minute to share our sincere thanks for th partnership, support, friendship and loyalty you’ve shown us this year.
For so many of us this has been a challenging year on many levels, but we are tremendously grateful for the many blessings we’ve been granted. Our team has done some amazing work under challenging conditions and I am very proud of them.
I want you to know that we are as committed as ever to pushing the envelope on how we can continually serve you better and what we are capable of helping you achieve in 2021 and beyond.
Fortunately during the disruption we addressed some necessary infrastructure improvements that will allow us to come out of this a better and more efficient team. Our goal is not to be the biggest but the best we can be.
Next year is Swift Print Communications 109th anniversary and, as I look back, I think about the foundation my grandfather and father built our company on; innovation, trust, honesty and always doing our best no matter what. It is with those values, the hard work and dedication of our team, and your support that we move into 2021 with optimism that there is a bright year ahead for us all.
I am thankful beyond words for your partnership and wish each of you and yours a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season.
All the best,
Bryan Swift
About the author
Like most successful 3rd generation owner/operators Bryan has spent his entire life in the family printing business. You see, Bryan understands the challenges of carrying on a 3rd generation business (established in 1912) and how important it is that you are “all in”. The driving force behind Bryan’s commitment to the company, his team mates, and most importantly its customers and the continued success for all stakeholders is the legacy left to him by his father and grandfather. According to Bryan “you will not last in business, especially a business as complex and ever evolving as the printing business, unless you are completely committed to its success”.