..continues rolling out – literally – to our delivery truck. Check it out and let Sheriar put you on the road to a successful future with our award winning printing.  Together we can help you create ideas, put them in print and deliver your message to the community and beyond. Forward. Thinking. Sheriar Press.

..continues rolling out – literally – to our delivery truck. Check it out and let Sheriar put you on the road to a successful future with our award winning printing.  Together we can help you create ideas, put them in print and deliver your message to the community and beyond. Forward. Thinking. Sheriar Press.

It was particularly inspiring to see such great conference turnout and the interest in leadership and service taking root in our own backyard. It seems especially fitting to note here that Sheriar Press was co-founded by a woman 41 years ago, Sheila Krynski. And, also, to recognize the achievements of one of our own conference attendees, Trish Sports, whom as many of you may know has managed Sheriar Press for the last 10 of our award-winning years. Long the anomaly, Trish is now securely positioned as part of a growing trend of female leadership in the printing industry. Printing Impressions briefly touched on growing female leadership in the printing industry a few years ago in an article on PIworld.com. And coming in May, Heidelberg is hosting an international networking meeting, “Women in Print”, in support of this trend at Drupa – the world’s largest printing technology and equipment expo held every four years – in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Be it on a global or regional level, Sheriar Press is pleased to be a part of women’s leadership initiatives. Forward. Thinking. is our culture. And as such, we encourage everyone, regardless of gender, to seek what inspires, to be inspired to lead, to choose to serve, and to make a difference. In whatever way you can.

We recently had the pleasure of co-sponsoring and attending the 2nd Annual Women’s Leadership Conference here in Myrtle Beach, put on by our very good friends over at Coastal Carolina University. And what an inspiring couple of days it was! The energy, enthusiasm and real-life experiences shared over this two-day event by an amazing group of speakers from every professional walk of life was ubercontagious to say the least and super motivational.

It was particularly inspiring to see such great conference turnout and the interest in leadership and service taking root in our own backyard. It seems especially fitting to note here that Sheriar Press was co-founded by a woman 41 years ago, Sheila Krynski. And, also, to recognize the achievements of one of our own conference attendees, Trish Sports, whom as many of you may know has managed Sheriar Press for the last 10 of our award-winning years. Long the anomaly, Trish is now securely positioned as part of a growing trend of female leadership in the printing industry. Printing Impressions briefly touched on growing female leadership in the printing industry a few years ago in an article on PIworld.com. And coming in May, Heidelberg is hosting an international networking meeting, “Women in Print”, in support of this trend at Drupa – the world’s largest printing technology and equipment expo held every four years – in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Be it on a global or regional level, Sheriar Press is pleased to be a part of women’s leadership initiatives. Forward. Thinking. is our culture. And as such, we encourage everyone, regardless of gender, to seek what inspires, to be inspired to lead, to choose to serve, and to make a difference. In whatever way you can.

We start looking for a new location to build a bigger and better production facility. We approach our friends at Myrtle Beach Farms (now Burroughs & Chapin Company) and ask for their help in finding the right spot for our new plant. They come through like true champions.

1983 Sheriar Press constructs and moves into a new 24,000 sq. ft. facility on the recently completed Highway 17 Bypass. At the time there is pretty much no one else in the neighborhood except The Sun News. Today we are basically across the street from Broadway at the Beach and in the middle of some of the best commercial real estate in the Myrtle Beach area. Thank you, Myrtle Beach Farms. You done good by us.

1984  Apple introduces the first Mac. Sheriar has been a MAC shop since the git-go. The printing industry is in the early stages of technology moving into the hands of its customers. The expertise of how best to use it, though, remains an area where we can help people get the best possible results from their printing company.

1985   We install our first 4-color Komori Press. Cindy Ziegler and Doug Myers join Sheriar Press. They’re still key members of the Sheriar Press team and part of what makes Sheriar the high performance printing company it is today.

1988   Trish Sports joins Sheriar Press as a customer service representative. Today she is our General Manager. Feisty and fearless, Trish never backs down from meeting a challenge head-on.

1989   The one and only Sam Kinon becomes a part of the Sheriar Press sales team. He is new to the printing business but not to sales. He builds a strong relationship with clients like AVX and McLeod that are still key Sheriar clients more than twenty years later.
A tad on the irreverant side, Sam never tires of reminding us that we were the ones foolish enough to hire him in the first place.

1991   As a green young man who doesn’t know any better, Patrick Cassidy begins his position as a helper in the Sheriar Press pressroom. Today he leads our pressroom in delivering more award winning printing work than any other printer in the state of South Carolina. And he’s been consistently doing that year after year. Patrick is a great pressman. And a great guy.

1992   Filling out Sheriar’s ace backcourt, Danny Brady joins Patrick in the Sheriar pressroom. After many years of graciously working the night shift, Danny’s patience is rewarded and he is able to move to the day shift. Working side by side with Patrick, Danny has also been an invaluable contributor to all of the award winning printing work that Sheriar has been turning out year after year.

1994 The NBA All Star Game is played in Charlotte. Sheriar Press prints the programs.
Just a little deadline pressure on that one. Still have a box of those bad boys stashed away.

1997   Damon Crespino leaves the Raleigh area and adds his professionalism and design-side expertise to the Sheriar Press sales force. Damon begins building a loyal client base with a concentration on publishing and ad agency clients.

Sheriar upgrades its printing capabilities by adding a 5-color Komori to its pressroom.

1998-2000  Sheriar wins 93 PICA awards. Little do we know that we are just at the beginning of an avalanche of PICA awards that will go on for more than a decade. From 2000-2010, Sheriar Press will win more than 400 PICA awards, making it by far the most award winning printing company in the state of South Carolina.

2001  If the assassination of JFK marked the seminal “I’ll never forget where I was” moment for the baby boomer generation, September 11, 2001 was that moment come again for virtually all of us. The nature of our world, our sense of safety, the place of business in our priorities all came into a different focus. That attack on our country was a game-changer that we are still struggling with as a nation but it left us all better prepared not to take life or our loved ones for granted.

2002  Along with 51 PICA awards, Sheriar wins 4 Premier Print awards in a prestigious national printing competition sponsored annually by The Printing Industries of America.

2003  Sheriar Press wins 7 national Premier Print awards including a Benny, its most prestigious award designation. Along with 37 PICA awards, it’s been a good year for recognition as one of the region’s highest quality printing companies.

Judy Springs joins the Sheriar Press sales force and immediately takes all the credit for Sheriar’s outstanding national printing award performance.

2004   Sheriar wins the Gutenberg award for Most Best of Category awards in the annual PICA printing competition. Along with 43 total awards, Sheriar Press continues to gain recognition from industry experts for the high quality of its printing production.

2005   With 45 total PICA Awards, Sheriar Press repeats as winner of the Gutenberg award defying all the Vegas oddsmakers who said it couldn’t be done.

And, oh yes, we fly to Toronto to look at a 6-color Komori in excellent condition. Like so many business trips, we don’t get to see the city at all. We do get a see a lot of presses. They smell all clean. We buy the press and have loved it ever since.

2006  With 3 national printing awards and 34 PICA awards, Sheriar Press continues to bring home the gold to its printing clients, many of whom are design firms and ad agencies that can then turn around and brag to their clients as well.

2007   Sheriar wins the Gutenberg award for the third time in four years. Talent scouts from other teams begin lurking in our parking lot. Fortunately, working for a printing company in Myrtle Beach trumps all those big city temptations. After all, we do have a picnic lunch on the beach pretty much every day

2008 Sheriar Press acquires its first digital press. Recognizing the increasingly digitally centric world we live in, Sheriar begins to configure its capabilities to fulfill variable data and multi-channel campaigns for its customers. Sheriar wins 34 including three for digital printing.

 2009 Along with the rest of the country, Sheriar Press begins to dig into recovering from the financial meltdown in the fall of 2008. We learn again the lesson that fear is never a helpful emotion and that courage and creativity can overcome almost any obstacle. With 35 PICA awards including six for digital printing, we end the year in high style.

 2010 With 4 national printing awards and 44 PICA awards including five for digital printing, Sheriar Press maintains its longstanding streak as one of the Carolina’s best performing printing companies. This continues to break the mold of what people expect to find from a printer in Myrtle Beach.

 2011 So, here’s the thing. Each fall the printing companies that enter the PICA Awards competition find out how they did but aren’t allowed to tell anybody until the evening of the actual Awards banquet. This year that is March 3^rd. Let’s just say, though, that we’re looking forward to that evening.

 2012 Reflecting its increased concentration on digital marketing solutions, Sheriar rolls out a new brand platform: Think. Forward. Along with a new logo and a new website, Sheriar launches Sheriar Digital with a special emphasis on creative products and multi-channel campaigns.

1981-1982 Another recessionary period to live through. It’s good to look back and remember that hard times pass and good times follow. Sheriar Press continues to build its reputation as a high quality four color printer in Myrtle Beach. We begin to outgrow our palatial 4000 sq. ft. facilty and the limitations of our beloved KORDs. Did you know ink needs time to dry?

We start looking for a new location to build a bigger and better production facility. We approach our friends at Myrtle Beach Farms (now Burroughs & Chapin Company) and ask for their help in finding the right spot for our new plant. They come through like true champions.

1983 Sheriar Press constructs and moves into a new 24,000 sq. ft. facility on the recently completed Highway 17 Bypass. At the time there is pretty much no one else in the neighborhood except The Sun News. Today we are basically across the street from Broadway at the Beach and in the middle of some of the best commercial real estate in the Myrtle Beach area. Thank you, Myrtle Beach Farms. You done good by us.

1984  Apple introduces the first Mac. Sheriar has been a MAC shop since the git-go. The printing industry is in the early stages of technology moving into the hands of its customers. The expertise of how best to use it, though, remains an area where we can help people get the best possible results from their printing company.

1985   We install our first 4-color Komori Press. Cindy Ziegler and Doug Myers join Sheriar Press. They’re still key members of the Sheriar Press team and part of what makes Sheriar the high performance printing company it is today.

1988   Trish Sports joins Sheriar Press as a customer service representative. Today she is our General Manager. Feisty and fearless, Trish never backs down from meeting a challenge head-on.

1989   The one and only Sam Kinon becomes a part of the Sheriar Press sales team. He is new to the printing business but not to sales. He builds a strong relationship with clients like AVX and McLeod that are still key Sheriar clients more than twenty years later.
A tad on the irreverant side, Sam never tires of reminding us that we were the ones foolish enough to hire him in the first place.

1991   As a green young man who doesn’t know any better, Patrick Cassidy begins his position as a helper in the Sheriar Press pressroom. Today he leads our pressroom in delivering more award winning printing work than any other printer in the state of South Carolina. And he’s been consistently doing that year after year. Patrick is a great pressman. And a great guy.

1992   Filling out Sheriar’s ace backcourt, Danny Brady joins Patrick in the Sheriar pressroom. After many years of graciously working the night shift, Danny’s patience is rewarded and he is able to move to the day shift. Working side by side with Patrick, Danny has also been an invaluable contributor to all of the award winning printing work that Sheriar has been turning out year after year.

1994 The NBA All Star Game is played in Charlotte. Sheriar Press prints the programs.
Just a little deadline pressure on that one. Still have a box of those bad boys stashed away.

1997   Damon Crespino leaves the Raleigh area and adds his professionalism and design-side expertise to the Sheriar Press sales force. Damon begins building a loyal client base with a concentration on publishing and ad agency clients.

Sheriar upgrades its printing capabilities by adding a 5-color Komori to its pressroom.

1998-2000  Sheriar wins 93 PICA awards. Little do we know that we are just at the beginning of an avalanche of PICA awards that will go on for more than a decade. From 2000-2010, Sheriar Press will win more than 400 PICA awards, making it by far the most award winning printing company in the state of South Carolina.

2001  If the assassination of JFK marked the seminal “I’ll never forget where I was” moment for the baby boomer generation, September 11, 2001 was that moment come again for virtually all of us. The nature of our world, our sense of safety, the place of business in our priorities all came into a different focus. That attack on our country was a game-changer that we are still struggling with as a nation but it left us all better prepared not to take life or our loved ones for granted.

2002  Along with 51 PICA awards, Sheriar wins 4 Premier Print awards in a prestigious national printing competition sponsored annually by The Printing Industries of America.

2003  Sheriar Press wins 7 national Premier Print awards including a Benny, its most prestigious award designation. Along with 37 PICA awards, it’s been a good year for recognition as one of the region’s highest quality printing companies.

Judy Springs joins the Sheriar Press sales force and immediately takes all the credit for Sheriar’s outstanding national printing award performance.

2004   Sheriar wins the Gutenberg award for Most Best of Category awards in the annual PICA printing competition. Along with 43 total awards, Sheriar Press continues to gain recognition from industry experts for the high quality of its printing production.

2005   With 45 total PICA Awards, Sheriar Press repeats as winner of the Gutenberg award defying all the Vegas oddsmakers who said it couldn’t be done.

And, oh yes, we fly to Toronto to look at a 6-color Komori in excellent condition. Like so many business trips, we don’t get to see the city at all. We do get a see a lot of presses. They smell all clean. We buy the press and have loved it ever since.

2006  With 3 national printing awards and 34 PICA awards, Sheriar Press continues to bring home the gold to its printing clients, many of whom are design firms and ad agencies that can then turn around and brag to their clients as well.

2007   Sheriar wins the Gutenberg award for the third time in four years. Talent scouts from other teams begin lurking in our parking lot. Fortunately, working for a printing company in Myrtle Beach trumps all those big city temptations. After all, we do have a picnic lunch on the beach pretty much every day

2008 Sheriar Press acquires its first digital press. Recognizing the increasingly digitally centric world we live in, Sheriar begins to configure its capabilities to fulfill variable data and multi-channel campaigns for its customers. Sheriar wins 34 including three for digital printing.

 2009 Along with the rest of the country, Sheriar Press begins to dig into recovering from the financial meltdown in the fall of 2008. We learn again the lesson that fear is never a helpful emotion and that courage and creativity can overcome almost any obstacle. With 35 PICA awards including six for digital printing, we end the year in high style.

 2010 With 4 national printing awards and 44 PICA awards including five for digital printing, Sheriar Press maintains its longstanding streak as one of the Carolina’s best performing printing companies. This continues to break the mold of what people expect to find from a printer in Myrtle Beach.

 2011 So, here’s the thing. Each fall the printing companies that enter the PICA Awards competition find out how they did but aren’t allowed to tell anybody until the evening of the actual Awards banquet. This year that is March 3^rd. Let’s just say, though, that we’re looking forward to that evening.

 2012 Reflecting its increased concentration on digital marketing solutions, Sheriar rolls out a new brand platform: Think. Forward. Along with a new logo and a new website, Sheriar launches Sheriar Digital with a special emphasis on creative products and multi-channel campaigns.

Less than a month after opening our doors for business, a flatbed trailer being towed down Highway 17 gets loose, comes barreling straight at us, crushes a car parked against the side of our building, cracks the cinder block wall and comes within inches of destroying our humble new abode.

Fortunately, we lived to tell the tale.

1972 We discover that practicing fundamentals like keeping our word, delivering jobs on time and being quality conscious are enough to differentiate Sheriar from other printers. At that time in Myrtle Beach, no one expected their printer to do what they said they were going to do. We begin to build a customer base. Some of those folks still do business with us today.

1974 Sheriar Press moves into a palatial 4000 sq. ft. facility of its own. There’s enough room for people to think their own thoughts. We acquire a Heidelberg KORD press. There is no nostalgia for the first three years in our original, virtually uninhabitable location.

1975  Jim Wrobel arrives from the big city of LA. He is a four-color stripper. We begin running four-color work on our single color KORD. Eight passes through the press for a four over four job. What fun. Jim is still going strong at Sheriar. Our stripping department, on the other hand, is long gone. It’s all electronic now.

1976  Sheriar Press adds a second KORD. This means we can now run four over four jobs eight times through two presses, not just one. More fun. Sheriar Press begins to get a reputation in Myrtle Beach as a printer that can do high quality four color work without having to send it out of town. Not the easiest feat in the world on single color presses.

1977  A real estate boom begins in Myrtle Beach. And guess what? Real estate marketing is collateral intensive. There is no internet yet. There’s a never ending demand for new real estate development brochures, floor plans, folders, direct mailers etc. Sheriar Press develops a special expertise in producing marketing pieces for new condo projects and new communities. Off and on, this boom lasts for the next thirty years. It’s good being a printer in Myrtle Beach. Then, one day, the whole boom goes kaboom.

1980  After having opened our doors in 1972, Sheriar Press has already lived through the recession and fuel shortages of 1973-1975 and now it’s the 1980 recession and interest rates are spiking and the economy feels very shaky. We’re still learning what it means to be in the printing business in Myrtle Beach and how to hang in there through downturns in the economy. The beach has changed a lot since 1972 when pretty much everything shut down after Labor Day. The golf boom is off and running. There are more restaurants opening. But Myrtle Beach is still a long way from becoming an official MSA. The Bypass hasn’t even been built yet.

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1971 We start a printing company in 600 sq. ft. with an 11×17 multilith press and not the foggiest idea of how to bring the work in the door to keep it running.

Less than a month after opening our doors for business, a flatbed trailer being towed down Highway 17 gets loose, comes barreling straight at us, crushes a car parked against the side of our building, cracks the cinder block wall and comes within inches of destroying our humble new abode.

Fortunately, we lived to tell the tale.

1972 We discover that practicing fundamentals like keeping our word, delivering jobs on time and being quality conscious are enough to differentiate Sheriar from other printers. At that time in Myrtle Beach, no one expected their printer to do what they said they were going to do. We begin to build a customer base. Some of those folks still do business with us today.

1974 Sheriar Press moves into a palatial 4000 sq. ft. facility of its own. There’s enough room for people to think their own thoughts. We acquire a Heidelberg KORD press. There is no nostalgia for the first three years in our original, virtually uninhabitable location.

1975  Jim Wrobel arrives from the big city of LA. He is a four-color stripper. We begin running four-color work on our single color KORD. Eight passes through the press for a four over four job. What fun. Jim is still going strong at Sheriar. Our stripping department, on the other hand, is long gone. It’s all electronic now.

1976  Sheriar Press adds a second KORD. This means we can now run four over four jobs eight times through two presses, not just one. More fun. Sheriar Press begins to get a reputation in Myrtle Beach as a printer that can do high quality four color work without having to send it out of town. Not the easiest feat in the world on single color presses.

1977  A real estate boom begins in Myrtle Beach. And guess what? Real estate marketing is collateral intensive. There is no internet yet. There’s a never ending demand for new real estate development brochures, floor plans, folders, direct mailers etc. Sheriar Press develops a special expertise in producing marketing pieces for new condo projects and new communities. Off and on, this boom lasts for the next thirty years. It’s good being a printer in Myrtle Beach. Then, one day, the whole boom goes kaboom.

1980  After having opened our doors in 1972, Sheriar Press has already lived through the recession and fuel shortages of 1973-1975 and now it’s the 1980 recession and interest rates are spiking and the economy feels very shaky. We’re still learning what it means to be in the printing business in Myrtle Beach and how to hang in there through downturns in the economy. The beach has changed a lot since 1972 when pretty much everything shut down after Labor Day. The golf boom is off and running. There are more restaurants opening. But Myrtle Beach is still a long way from becoming an official MSA. The Bypass hasn’t even been built yet.

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We believe our success is a reflection of our passion for making great things happen for our clients – as well as our commitment to producing great work. But our ranking as the most award winning printer in South Carolina year after year is much appreciated too.

If we have not yet had the privilege of working with you, we would love to make your acquaintance. From custom printing solutions to pre-press design assistance and marketing database management to bindery services, we can help make your next project a success. But don’t just take our word for it.

See what our customers have to say.

   Check out our work.

Some would say that over 40 years of custom printing experience and a growing collection of industry awards make for a successful printing company. At Sheriar Press, we see things a little differently.

We believe our success is a reflection of our passion for making great things happen for our clients – as well as our commitment to producing great work. But our ranking as the most award winning printer in South Carolina year after year is much appreciated too.

If we have not yet had the privilege of working with you, we would love to make your acquaintance. From custom printing solutions to pre-press design assistance and marketing database management to bindery services, we can help make your next project a success. But don’t just take our word for it.

See what our customers have to say.

   Check out our work.

Sheriar Digital Printing brings an array of capabilities into action for its clients. Whether it’s as simple as high quality short run digital printing or as complex as a true multi-channel marketing campaign, Sheriar Digital is more than just another printing company. It’s a strong team of smart business professionals working to help clients achieve their business printing and marketing objectives in the most effective, dynamic way.

Check out our work.

In today’s world, marketing and communication solutions often include traditional printed pieces working in conjunction with a range of digital strategies.

Sheriar Digital Printing brings an array of capabilities into action for its clients. Whether it’s as simple as high quality short run digital printing or as complex as a true multi-channel marketing campaign, Sheriar Digital is more than just another printing company. It’s a strong team of smart business professionals working to help clients achieve their business printing and marketing objectives in the most effective, dynamic way.

Check out our work.

National Awards: Printing Industries of America
Benny Award – 2003
Premier Print Award -  2002, 2003, 2006, 2008 and 2010

Regional Awards: Printing Industry of the Carolinas
Heidelberg Best of Printing Division Award – 2011
Gutenberg Award – 2004, 2005, 2007
Franklin Society &  President’s Award – 2002 and 2003

2011     50 PICA Awards                         2006     35 PICA Awards
2010     44 PICA Awards                         2005     45 PICA Awards
2009     35 PICA Awards                         2004     43 PICA Awards
2008     34 PICA Awards                         2003     37 PICA Awards
2007     37 PICA Awards                         2002     51 PICA Awards

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It’s not our usual habit to pat ourselves on the back.  You’re far more likely to find us jumping through hoops to do great things for our clients. But on occasion, we have to stop and think. Are we dreaming? No, the records are real. Year after year, Sheriar Press wins more printing excellence awards than any other printer in South Carolina. Including a three-time recipient of the coveted Gutenberg Award for most Best of Categories of all printers in the Carolinas combined. We’re pleased to share these honors with our customers – without whom these wouldn’t be possible. And we’d love to share the same with you.

National Awards: Printing Industries of America
Benny Award – 2003
Premier Print Award -  2002, 2003, 2006, 2008 and 2010

Regional Awards: Printing Industry of the Carolinas
Heidelberg Best of Printing Division Award – 2011
Gutenberg Award – 2004, 2005, 2007
Franklin Society &  President’s Award – 2002 and 2003

2011     50 PICA Awards                         2006     35 PICA Awards
2010     44 PICA Awards                         2005     45 PICA Awards
2009     35 PICA Awards                         2004     43 PICA Awards
2008     34 PICA Awards                         2003     37 PICA Awards
2007     37 PICA Awards                         2002     51 PICA Awards

   Check Out Our Work