After 40 Years, Monaco Makes Last Impression —Michelson

SO MANY once-great companies have come and gone during the past four decades, the victims of technological upheaval as the printing industry morphed from letterpress to lithography, single to multicolor presses, sheetfed to web and, most recently, the onslaught of digital output devices. But during that time there was always one figure—though diminutive in stature—who stood tall helping steer Printing Impressions to the pole position as the graphic arts industry's leading trade publication. That person is Ray Monaco, magazine president, who's hanging up his rate card after an astounding 40 years of service.