CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS - Revision history

Randylyon at 18:36, 28 February 2026

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	CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS~~. Provider of pre-printing services~~. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.		CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.

	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building at 4242 Chavenelle Drive more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building at 4242 Chavenelle Drive more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.
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	Locicero, Michael. "Publishers Adapt to Changing Industry," Renaissance: Economic Turnaround, (Telegraph Herald), March 24, 2013, p. 7		Locicero, Michael. "Publishers Adapt to Changing Industry," Renaissance: Economic Turnaround, (Telegraph Herald), March 24, 2013, p. 7

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Randylyon at 21:23, 20 January 2014

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	CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.		CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.

	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building at 4242 Chavenelle Drive more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.

	In 2013 S4Carlisle (formerly Carlisle Publishing Services Inc.) had its corporate headquarters in Kottivakkam, Chennai, India and its building on the west side of Dubuque had become the home of the [[DUBUQUE REGIONAL HUMANE SOCIETY]].		In 2013 S4Carlisle (formerly Carlisle Publishing Services Inc.) had its corporate headquarters in Kottivakkam, Chennai, India and its building on the west side of Dubuque had become the home of the [[DUBUQUE REGIONAL HUMANE SOCIETY]].

Randylyon at 20:43, 14 January 2014

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	CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.		CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.

	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[~~DUBUQUE~~ INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.

			In 2013 S4Carlisle (formerly Carlisle Publishing Services Inc.) had its corporate headquarters in Kottivakkam, Chennai, India and its building on the west side of Dubuque had become the home of the [[DUBUQUE REGIONAL HUMANE SOCIETY]].

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			Locicero, Michael. "Publishers Adapt to Changing Industry," Renaissance: Economic Turnaround, (Telegraph Herald), March 24, 2013, p. 7

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Randylyon at 19:41, 30 April 2011

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	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.

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Randylyon at 20:16, 13 February 2010

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	CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the ~~William~~ C. ~~Brown Publishers of Dubuque~~, the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.		CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the [[WILLIAM C. BROWN COMPANY]], the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.

	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]]. The new building ~~would~~ more than ~~double~~ the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]] on the western edge of the city. The new building more than doubled the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.

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Randylyon at 02:18, 6 December 2008

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	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]]. The new building would more than double the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]]. The new building would more than double the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.

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Randylyon at 20:44, 13 August 2008

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	CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John\|John CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the William C. Brown Publishers of Dubuque, the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.		CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John B.\|John B. CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the William C. Brown Publishers of Dubuque, the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.

	In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL ~~PARK~~]]. The new building would more than double the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.		In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in one of the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARKS]]. The new building would more than double the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.

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CARLISLE COMMUNICATIONS. Provider of pre-printing services. Founded in 1978 by [[CARLISLE, John|John CARLISLE]], a former production division director for the William C. Brown Publishers of Dubuque, the company began with five employees. By 1987 the workforce had grown to seventy. About 80 percent of its employees were full-time. By providing pre-print services to major magazines and book publishers, Carlisle Communication reported an annual growth of 30 percent from 1984 to 1987.

In 1987 the company announced its intention to move from its plant at 2530 Kerper Blvd. to a new facility in the [[DUBUQUE INDUSTRIAL PARK]]. The new building would more than double the work area at a cost estimated to be $900,000.