Hall of Fame--Master of Survivor Skills

There were numerous changes over the years, including the 1975 merger with Herb Alexander's company that created Sandy Alexander. But Stillo has consistently championed the web offset cause over the years. He notes that in the early 1970s, many of the presses were four-color, 25x38˝ formats. Stillo and Fogel figured there had to be a way to print faster, so they started shopping the idea of half-size webs to manufacturers, who didn't jump at the concept initially. Finally, forms press manufacturer Western Gear, which wasn't manufacturing commercial presses at the time, took the assignment and ran with it.