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Mike Stevens and Lt Govenenor David Dewhurst

Lt Governor David Dewhurst, Mike Stevens, and State Representative Delwin Jones

Texas Lieutenant Gov. David Dewhurst learned first-hand of the new business growth of Action Printing. “Action’s expansion, Konica-Minolta, into the southeastern United States is impressive. It speaks to the entrepreneurial spirit of Action’s ownership and management team,” said Dewhurst.

“Our new strategic alliance with Konica-Minolta is the result of a long determined effort on behalf of many people. Even though we will be serving an eleven-state area in the southeastern United States including Texas, this means better opportunities for our customers locally. For our local customers it broadens our service offerings and provides them with deeper and greater options in many service areas,” replied Mike Stevens, Partner/Co-owner of Action Printing.

Joe Setliff, Partner/Action Printing’s General Manager, added, “Our expansion will mean additional jobs as well as new tax revenue dollars for Lubbock. Our alliance with Konica-Msinolta has far reaching benefits but the local benefits are what we take in pride in achieving.”

Facilities Management adds the convenience and speed of the latest on-site print technology without the risk of in-house investment in equipment and software. Action installs printers and copiers tailored to each businesses unique needs and provides maintenance and tech support. It means businesses can focus on what they do best.

An added advantage for Action customers is that our printers empower each business to keep track of who’s printing and accurately track how much. Our software even allows detailed reporting on each account’s printing - businesses can track their print cost to give them a better idea of their overall profit.

Action Printing will be closing earlier than usual on Thursday, December 24th. We will close at 12 p.m. that day.

We will remain closed for the holidays starting on Friday, December 25th until Sunday, January 3rd. We will reopen and resume our normal business hours on Monday, January 4th.

If you need to speak with us during the holidays, call (806) 745-5500 and please leave a message. We will return your call as soon as possible.

We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

We're proud to introduce our new salesman, Pete Stone.

Pete brings 12 years of sales experience and a great sense of humor to the office. He graduated from Tarleton University and served during the Gulf War.

In addition to working at Action Printing, Pete also attends the South Plains Church of Christ and coaches football and baseball at Lubbock Christian High School.

We're pleased to welcome Pete as the newest member of our Action Printing team.

We're proud to introduce our new Customer Service Representative (CSR), Haleigh Rock.

Haleigh is Mike Stevens’ new assistant and will be working with him to take care of your printing needs.

Haleigh is a graduate of Texas Tech University where she majored in Communications. Haleigh brings us four solid years of administrative experience and a strong commitment to excellent customer service.

Outside of work, Haleigh enjoys baking and is a true Radier-Red Texas Tech fan.

We're very happy to have Haleigh join our team here at Action Printing.

On Saturday, November 14, The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce hosted its first "Public Service Candidate School" with 16 attendees.

The "Candidate School" taught participants about the campaign process and provided an overview of what Lubbock County residents need to know to run for office.

Action Printing's Mike Stevens spoke about methods candidates can use conduct political polling and how to interpret the resulting data.

Mr. Stevens was honored to have been selected as a guest speaker and enjoyed sharing this expertise at this inaugural local event.

You can read more about Candidate School in the December '09 issue of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce's Newsletter.