Mike Kellogg Joins Graphic Arts Advisors Team
Mike Kellogg | Credit: Graphic Arts Advisors
Graphic Arts Advisors (GAA), a leading M&A advisory and consulting firm serving the printing, mailing, packaging, and graphic communications industries, is pleased to announce that Mike Kellogg has joined the firm as a Director. Kellogg has extensive experience in print and mail business ownership, strategic acquisitions, and maximizing shareholder value through well-timed M&A.
In welcoming Kellogg to the team, Mark Hahn, Senior Managing Director of GAA, noted, “My partner John Hyde and I had the pleasure of working with Mike when GAA represented Century Direct in the sale to Content Critical in 2023. Mike’s steady hand and focus on achieving his and his partners’ goals were instrumental in completing the transaction. I know that his knowledge and experience will bring significant value to GAA’s clients.”
Kellogg brings a unique perspective and passion to the industry as a consultant in this next phase of his career. Kellogg observed, "Today’s graphic arts environment continues to develop and change. Modern innovations, such as AI and powerful digital messaging channels, create competitive marketing challenges for printers and mailers. Owners must grapple with how and when to invest in technology in the context of succession planning and preserving capital.”
Kellogg added, “In joining GAA, my goal is to use my experience dealing with these advances in technology and success in building successful teams to provide strategic guidance as owners prepare their companies for a sale, or conversely, position their companies to be the acquirers as the industry continues to consolidate.”
Kellogg will be participating in a live panel discussion on Wednesday, October 22nd, during the PRINTING United Expo in Orlando, Florida. He will join GAA Managing Director Mark Hahn, who will moderate an interactive hour titled Buyer’s View that Drives Company Value in M&A.
The preceding press release was provided by a company unaffiliated with Printing Impressions. The views expressed within may not directly reflect the thoughts or opinions of the staff of Printing Impressions.
