[2] Customers utilize a proprietary online workflow connected to multiple print production, warehouse and distribution centers.
[5] Mimeo was founded in 1998 by Key Compton, Jeff Stewart (Mimeo.com board member and first Mimeo.com chief executive officer)[6] and Dave Meadows.
[citation needed] In 2005, Adam Slutsky, former COO, CFO and director of Moviefone joined the company as CEO, replacing John F.
[11] They also added add several key executives, including Tom Karrat, EVP Sales and Marketing, Charlie Corr, as VP Corporate Strategy and Coleen Smith as Chief People Officer.
[16] In December 2008, Mimeo opened a 75,000-square-foot web-enabled print production and distribution facility in Newark, New Jersey, with a capacity of 1,000,000 pages per day.
[22] The company hires approximately 200 temporary workers to meet holiday season demand for photo greeting cards, calendars and albums.
MimeoPhotos helps amateur and professional photographers turn meaningful moments into premium photo products you can touch, hold, or hang.
[19] Services Mimeo Marketplace is a customized E-commerce storefront that launched in 2008 integrates with the solution for distribution of printed and digital documents.
It uses algorithms to dynamically schedule production and route jobs based on delivery requirements and the workloads on individual pieces of equipment and plants.
[29] The company operates Kodak NexPress and Hewlett-Packard Indigo and Xeikon digital color printers, installed across the facilities are a number of Océ and Xerox monochrome devices.
[25] With Hewlett-Packard as an investor, Mimeo was able to interest other venture capitalists such as Draper Fisher Jurvetson and their New York City based affiliate, DFJ Gotham.
[citation needed] In the same year, Mimeo also raised a $12 million Series B round with investors including Draper Fisher Jurvetson, DFJ Gotham, Hewlett-Packard and several of the founders.
[7] In June 2002 Mimeo raised a $6.5M Series C round led by Draper Fisher Jurvetson with participation from Hewlett-Packard and DFJ Gotham.
[citation needed] Other investors included Draper Fisher Jurvetson, DFJ Gotham Ventures, Harbourvest Partners and Hewlett-Packard.
[35] 50th Largest Printing Company in the United States (as of 2012, based on company reported $100M gross revenue)[36] Inc. (magazine) 500/5000 Ranking: (9 Listings)[37] Printing Industries of America “Best in Show” Web2Awards 4 consecutive years (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)[38] Questex Media Award for Business Transformation Initiatives[39] TrainingOutsourcing.com Top 20 Specialized Learning Process Providers (2006)[40] Crain's New York Business Fast 50 2012[41]