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provides instant and detailed verification of everyone it went to and when. The company also provides the myriad printed booklets and information those financial institutions need. And if you buy a refrigerator or TV, it might be a Taylor Corp. division that printed the booklet, mailed you a warranty card and sent you e-mail confirmations of the transactions. “We also do a lot of work with companies” marketing people. We do extensive tests and responses on what they’re doing now and show them how they can increase sales.” Taylor has also been methodically building a diverse leadership team with a range of experiences in different industries to keep the Reva Baggott proofs pages before they go on the press at Corporate Graphics. company growing long after he leaves as CEO. That includes a group of foundations and trusts will keep the company promoting from within and hiring talent that is drawn to the together and growing. revitalized company. The framework, said Taylor, is designed to still give future Taylor is also prepared for the future transition of the management teams enough flexibility to make the business company — of which he reportedly owns some nearly 90 decisions they need to. percent. Rather than have the company sold in whole or pieces, That certainty of the future is important, said Taylor, as the Tom Cray uses a state-of-the-art digital printer at Corporate Graphics.