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In March
2005, Peter and Jackie Ostlund, Insty-Prints owners
in Owatonna, Minnesota were awarded
the 2005 IFA Franchise of the Year Award (pictured
from left to right above with IFA Franchise Forum Chairman
Bill Anderson). Peter and Jackie received this award,
as well as Allegra Network's National Advisory Council
Award in 2004 for their instrumental involvement in the
launch of the company's FootPRINT
FundSM. |
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January 2005, Allegra Network
was ranked the 190th best
franchise opportunity and 153rd
top global franchise among Entrepreneur Magazine’s
Franchise 500®. These honors mark the 21st year the
company has been named on the prestigious list. |
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Allegra Network captured
the top spot on Crain’s
Detroit Business list of the largest printing companies
for the fourth consecutive year based on 2003 sales. Allegra
Network was also ranked #51 on Crain’s Private list. |
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In December 2004, Allegra
Network was ranked the 22nd largest printing
company in the United States and Canada by Printing Impressions
magazine. |
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In the October 2004 issue
of Franchise Times, Allegra
Network was ranked 147 out of the
top 200 franchises worldwide according to sales. |
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In 2004, Allegra Print &
Imaging owners Don Snyder
and Ken Stoecker of Orlando,
Florida were chosen to debut the first Heidelberg Printmaster
52 printing press - the first of its kind in the United
States. |
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In May 2004, Neal
Lit and Mark Angstreich,
Allegra Print & Imaging owners in Pompano Beach, Florida
received Allegra Network's Best of the Best Award based
on excellence in sales achievement and franchise involvement.
Peter and Cyd Marcus, Allegra
Print & Imaging owners in Tucson, Arizona received
the company's Mark of Excellence Award based on excellence
in sales achievement and sales growth. These two honors
are the most prestigious awarded within the franchise
system. |
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Allegra Network was ranked
the top franchise in its category by Entrepreneur magazine's
Franchise 500® in 2003. Allegra Network
was also ranked the 20th
fastest growing franchise and #54
best franchise according to the company’s
financial strength, stability, growth rate and size. |
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In the April 2003 issue of
Quick Printing magazine, Allegra
Network ranked third in total systemwide
sales. |
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Carl
Gerhardt, Allegra Network president, received the
2003 Honorary Lifetime Member Award
from Print Image International. |
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John
Horton, Allegra Print & Imaging owner in Reston,
Virginia, was named the 2003 IFA
Franchisee of the Year, the first Insty Prints
owner to convert to the Allegra Print & Imaging brand.
John earned these honors for his continuous involvement
in working with the Allegra Network home office to enhance
the transition process. |
