These 20-Under-40 Up-and-Coming Printing Industry Executives Share Their Success Stories

However, the year or two expired about 13 years ago. "I couldn't be happier with the decision," he says. "I've been able to work daily with an amazing group of people on a wide variety of exciting and creative projects."

The "few projects" Garman completed entailed starting out as a prepress operator, and then IT manager, before becoming vice president of operations and, in 2007, company president. He'd worked in the shop in various part-time roles during college and was drawn to the rapid change and increasing computerization of the industry.