Dataflow Announces Expansion and Growth Plans With Key Acquisition in Upstate New York

Jim Taber of JAX Signs and Dan Zimmerman, President, Dataflow, Inc. announce acquisition.

Print, design and visual communications specialist Dataflow, Inc. has expanded its growing upstate New York portfolio with the recent acquisition of market leading signage provider, JAX Signs & Neon, Inc. of Endicott, New York.

JAX Signs is a well-established design, fabrication and installation company offering complete interior and exterior signage solutions for a wide range of clients including local, regional and national businesses and retailers.

JAX Signs will operate as a specialized signage division within the Dataflow companies and retain its current identity, location and management team, as well as all existing staff. With the addition of JAX Signs, Dataflow President Dan Zimmerman said he believes clients of both companies will benefit significantly by gaining acc3ess to a greatly increased selection of products and services with built-in efficiencies, experience and a single-point solution for all large-scale graphic and signage projects.

“The feedback from our clients over the past few years has been that we needed to add specialized signage fabrication and installation capabilities to our current offerings. The addition of JAX Signs to Dataflow will allow us to do just that.”

Zimmerman added, “This move reinforces our commitment to continued investment, development and expansion within complimentary market segments and industries across our upstate New York footprint and beyond.”

Jim Taber, new division manager of JAX Signs, also commented, “This is a great next step for JAX Signs. The expertise we bring to the table along with Dataflow truly means we can provide the full range of services required for any Large-scale print, sign and installation project.”

Source: Dataflow

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