Ambrose Printing: Meaningful Enough to Print

Why? What is the fascination with ink on paper? What could possibly be romantic about clutching print? There's no warm-n-fuzzies; try to show paper affection, and you'll end up with a painful, nagging cut. So why won't it just die?

John Ambrose offers an observation that seems intuitively true. He is the president of Ambrose Printing, the fourth generation in his family to guide this 145-year-old Nashville, TN-based commercial printer serving the religious, collegiate sports and retail point-of-purchase/point-of-sale (POP/POS) sectors. The company was founded in 1865 and acquired by Ambrose's great-grandfather—who provided printed products for the railroad—in 1880.