2025 Fast-Track Firm: Vision Graphics Accelerates Growth Through Acquisition and Innovation

The “Fast-Track” company profiles provide insight on why some companies on the Printing Impressions annual list of the largest printing companies in the U.S. and Canada have performed so well. We spoke with them to find out how they view their companies and the printing industry in general moving forward.

The businesses recognized as this year’s fast-track firms attribute their successes to a variety of factors, including new technology, innovative strategies, and strategic investments.

Read below why Printing Impressions recognized Vision Graphics as a Fast-Track Firm.

Vision Graphics | Salt Lake City, Utah

Most Recent Fiscal Year Sales: $28.3 million
Previous Fiscal Year Sales: $23.7 million
Percentage Change: 19%

From left, Christopher Dalley, director of marketing; Guy Timothy, CEO; and Jeff Holley, senior vice president of sales. | Credit: Vision Graphics

One of this year’s Fast-Track companies, Vision Graphics, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, saw phenomenal growth over the past year. So what led to that growth?

Christopher Dalley, the director of marketing for the company, notes that there were a few factors that played into how well the company’s year went. First, it had excellent organic growth year-over-year, which is always a great sign of a healthy company. The second reason for the jump was the acquisition of Queen of Wraps, the largest vehicle wrap provider in its region.

“Together, they expanded both our customer base and our capabilities,” Dalley says. “Organic growth was fueled by an intentional focus on client success, a broader product mix, and proactive sales efforts that built on our reputation for reliability and creative execution.”

Its dedication to excellence and growth isn’t anything new. The 60-year-old company has “a history of understanding our clients and providing high levels of service,” Dalley says. “We’re dedicated to communicating and providing value, reducing friction, and solving problems.”

He also stresses that it isn’t even close to done, with “plenty of room to grow” as it continues to work with its clients to earn more of their business over time. To that end, Dalley points out three trends Vision Graphics is watching closely right now, which he believes will be the fuel for its growth this year and for many years to come. These include:

1| The shift toward regional production and faster turnarounds. “This validates our investment in logistics and multiple facilities,” Dalley says.

2| Client expectations for tech-enabled services. “We’re actively improving our online portals and self-service tools,” he says.

3| The growth of brand environments and large-scale graphics. “From vehicle fleets to retail rollouts, clients want cohesive, end-to-end solutions — and we’re positioning ourselves to deliver.”

To meet those trends head-on and get the most growth possible in the coming years, Dalley notes that investments are on the radar. First, the company is open to making more acquisitions, both to expand its capabilities further — as the addition of vehicle wraps has allowed them to do — and to expand its geographical reach, making it easier to serve a much wider and more diverse range of customers going
forward.

The company is also looking at automation investments across the board to help with areas such as reducing waste, increasing its speed, and allowing it to scale consistently without losing any quality or service elements.

Finally, Dalley says client-facing technologies are going to be the target of continued investments, including client storefronts that allow customers to not just submit jobs, but to manage their brands across multiple locations and projects.

“Although Vision Graphics has grown and evolved, we still operate with the same spirit that defined us decades ago,” Dalley says. “We’re a team of creative problem-solvers who believe in relationships, craft, and showing up when it matters. Our clients trust us with high-stakes, high-visibility projects because we bring both the expertise and the care needed to deliver. We help brands show up boldly in the world — and we take pride in making that happen every day.”