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PCI Group Aims for Next Level Success by Joining Imaging Network Group

Press release from the issuing company

Atlanta, Ga. – PCI Group, a leading provider of high-security, mission critical business communications, is the latest service provider to join The Imaging Network Group, the leading trade association for mid-size direct mail and transactional print and mail service providers.

“It’s always exciting when a company like PCI Group becomes part of the INg family,” said Fred Van Alstyne, president of Imaging Network Group. “Our organization thrives on the shared knowledge, perspectives, experience, and insights that more than thirty members bring to our meetings and networking events. It makes all of us stronger and better able to compete and succeed in our dynamic markets.”

Based in Fort Mill, South Carolina, and with a separate facility near Dallas, Texas, PCI Group provides customers fast, secure, and cost-effective printing and document delivery that is fully compliant with federal regulations including HIPAA, HITRUST, FISMA and SOC I & II and PCI DSS. The company’s real-time, web-based, customer control center gives customers 24/7 access to updated information and tracking reports about their communications from
pre-production through delivery.

”We at PCI are excited about becoming members of the Imaging Network Group,” said Company President and co-owner Chris Kropac, Jr. “Our company has been in the transactional mail space for over 30 years and we welcome the opportunity to collaborate with and learn from fellow INg members. I believe the synergy INg has created with its members will allow us at PCI to better serve our customers and take our business to the next level."

For more information about PCI Group, please visit us online at http://www.pcigroup.com

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