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

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When the St. Paul, MN, Allegra franchise became available in 2007, Flaherty and his wife, Kari, pounced on the opportunity. In short order, the Flahertys grew the business from $280,000 to $2 million, relocated twice, acquired a small promotional products company and, in 2013, added Image360, a new signs franchise offering. In its first year of operation, Image360 is on pace to reach $500,000 in sales for 2014.
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