Our Team
Executive Management
Darrell Moore – President
“Part of our success can be described with the visual of a three legged stool made up of customers, equipment and employees. If any one leg collapses the stool will fall. We work diligently to strengthen each “leg” and together they form our foundation for continued growth and prosperity.”
Jeanie Moore – Chairman of the Board
“My passion has always been for our employees and service to our customers. For over 36 years I’ve watched Modern Litho grow from 23 employees to more than 100. Building on the foundation established by the previous owners, the Hiesberger and Scuderi families, our company has expanded from serving customers in Central Missouri to serving customers in over 40 states. We are blessed!”
Darla Porter – Vice President
“Every contact we have with a customer influences whether or not they’ll come back. Therefore, we have to be great every time, or we’ll lose them.” – Kevin Stirtz
Greg Meeker – Vice President, Sales
“We’re relational, not transactional. If your desire is to be an anonymous small fish in a big ocean, we’re probably not your best choice. However, if you want to work with a company that has your back and will constantly strive to bring value, we’re the one.”
Trent Porter – Mailing & Shipping Solutions
“To whom much is given, much is required.” We have been given the opportunity to partner with great customers, vendors and co-workers. We take this seriously and are committed to work with each partner to the best of our ability.
Jim Tomblinson – Director of Operations
Jeff Davidson – General Manager, Brown Printing
“Maintaining efficient high-speed manufacturing while preserving flexibility to meet customer demands is a delicate balance. Our team always rises to the occasion.”
Account Executives
Anita Aiello – Account Executive
“After 24 years in printing, the one constant I’ve learned: go above and beyond and never lose sight of putting the interests of your customer first.”
Jennifer Backes – Account Executive
“Printing…is the preservative of all arts.” - Isaiah Thomas”
James Brush – Account Executive
“Promise only what you can deliver. Then deliver more than you promise.”
Luke James – Account Executive, Northern California
“Well done is better than well said.” – Benjamin Franklin
Linda Laucks – Account Executive
“No matter what the task, always give more than expected.”
Bob Martin – Account Executive
“Being on par in terms of price and quality only gets you into the game. Service wins the game.” – Tony Allesandra
Brian Mutert-Account Executive
“Winners do the little things that losers don’t.” -Coach Adkins, Jefferson City High School
Kim Neidert – Account Executive
“I once had a customer say she thought of me as just another member of their staff. That was probably the best compliment she could have given. She realized that I was looking out for their best interest and not just another vendor trying to sell her something. That was over twenty years ago and they are still customers.”
Debra Patterson – Account Executive, Chicago Area
“When you sell a man a book, you don’t sell him 12 ounces of paper and ink and glue – you sell him a whole new life.” - Christopher Morley
Cindy Replogle – Account Executive
“In my 9 years of being in the printing industry I have found that the highest form of praise is a customer referral. Word of mouth is very powerful.”
Tim Steinbeck – Account Executive
“I have been in print sales for 22 years and it is all about creating relationships. When you build trust, you build effective partnerships, and those in turn become long-term. I am most proud of the longevity of customers at Modern Litho, many of them have been with us longer than I have been here, and that means we are doing things right.”
Travis Stephens – Account Executive
“Unless you have 100% customer satisfaction… you must improve.”
Ed Zagorac – Account Executive
“At Modern Litho, Customer Service is not just a department … it is a company wide commitment.”
Marketing
Cassandra Atchison – Marketing Coordinator
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