The Einstein Story
In late 1980 Keith Einstein and his wife Judy packed their belongings, along with their two cats, hopped in their car and left Buffalo, New York for Dallas, Texas to open a printing business.
Like many other small businesses, Einstein Printing has evolved over the years. "In the beginning we were strictly a quick print shop. One color, preferably black, was all we knew," says Keith Einstein. "Along with printing and copying we did a lot of blueprinting. Most of our customers were involved in real estate development." The real estate crash in the mid '80s was a period Einstein Printing was lucky to have survived. "We came close to closing our doors a couple of times, but somehow we made it."
It was a lesson Keith Einstein was not soon to forget. Einstein Printing became a much leaner and more focused company. Realizing a need for higher quality printing was not being met in the quick print market, Einstein Printing set out to fill that need. To raise the level of quality substantially higher, Keith Einstein began hiring top notch employees and buying more sophisticated equipment.
The result? A business that bridged the gap between traditional commercial printing and quick printing. "I wanted to offer a service that provided a high level of quality and knowledge but was still responsive to shorter deadlines and price points more in line with quick printers." Keith continued, "We developed the attitude that we're going to help our clients be successful."
Today Einstein Printing enjoys the privilege of being in on the planning stages of their customers' projects, guiding them through the most cost effective, appropriate solutions to their printing challenges. States Einstein, "There is nothing more satisfying than showing your client where he can save a bundle of money; everybody gets really excited about that."
Even more than saving clients money, Einstein Printing strives to make the print buying experience as stress free as possible.
In March 2019, Keith sold Einstein Printing to Kenneth & Jody Fulton. Kenneth had been the Production Manager for Keith for 20 years, making the transition seamless. Having being mentored by Keith for so long, Keith's values and direction were instilled in Kenneth and the company continues to this day to keep those values alive.
In November of 2021, Kenneth and Jody purchased The Master's Press from Charlene Sims. This brand has been in the North Texas area since 1976, and what big shoes hers are to fill. With the combination of the two companies, we are positioned to take on the new look of printing well into the future. We have invested heavily into new technology and equipment to ensure our valued clients receive the absolute best quality available, at a fair price.
If you find yourself in our neighborhood, stop by and say hi. You might even get to meet our two dogs, Blue and Bella. They visit quite often and have become quite the little mascots for our little home away from home.
