Our Staff

Jeremy — “As president of the company, I enjoy meeting face to face with our customers. I try to accommodate their needs. Our interaction within the community is a high priority as well. I have participated with the local Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Skowhegan, and the D.B.A. The bottom line is that our business is here to help your business succeed.

I have learned the printing business from the ground up. Having a background in computer graphic design and marketing, I was able to help the Dionne family transition their printing business into the computer age. After some time, I bought Skowhegan Press when James Dionne wanted to retire. Jim was a big help as I learned about the paper and printing aspect of the business. I furthered my education at Central Maine Community College. We have been slowly adding new staff and capabilities.”

Jerry — “I partnered with Jeremy as a retirement venture. After many years working on shipping and receiving warehouses, I became a pastor. Now I am back to my roots. I oversee the production work and help out in bindery. A new feature we added is free deliveries. It is nice to get out of the office every now and then. Customers sure do light up when they are handed their materials.”

Todd — “I have years of IT background which has been an asset Skowhegan Press. I have been able to keep the computer based equipment networked, up-to-date, and virus free. But I have always desired to be a graphic artist, Skowhegan Press has given me that opportunity.

I am learning the printing business by the hands-on approach. I am being trained in every field. My favorite aspect is Graphic Design… as a graphic designer, I love to bring people's thoughts and ideas to print.”

Molly — “As a part time employee, I enjoy working with my family. It’s nice to have more time together. I work in production and keep the shop clutter free. Someday I hope to study graphic design, photo editing, and accounting.”

Malachi — “I am attending the Skowhegan Regional Vocational Center where I am studying Graphic Arts. It is nice to have a part time job where I can apply what I am learning. I am looking forward to attending Central Maine Community College (in the fall of 2010) so I can learn to be an offset press operator.”