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Jay Reynoso - Print Source
Born and raised in the neighborhood, Jay Reynoso, owner and founder of Print Source, shares how his upbringing and Dominican family background shaped his commitment to serving the local community. Having lived in the area for most of his life, he developed a strong understanding of the needs of local residents and businesses, particularly within the Spanish-speaking community.
For the past 15 years, Print Source has provided essential printing and design services to neighborhood businesses. The company specializes in business cards, flyers, banners, and other promotional materials that help small businesses build visibility and grow. Reynoso explains that their work is rooted in supporting local entrepreneurs who need accessible, high-quality marketing tools to compete and succeed.
A core strength of Print Source is its focus on modern technology and quality. Reynoso emphasizes that staying current with printing advancements and design techniques allows the business to deliver professional results that keep customers coming back. Many clients return because they are satisfied with the quality of their business cards and flyers, which effectively represent their brands in the community.
One particularly meaningful area of work for Jay is assisting daycare centers. He highlights that many of these clients are young women participating in city programs that allow them to convert apartments into licensed daycare facilities. Print Source helps them with graphic design and promotional materials, giving them the tools to successfully launch and promote their businesses. These projects are especially rewarding because they contribute to economic empowerment in the neighborhood.
Jay's vision is to continue growing Print Source while maintaining reliable, high-quality service and embracing new technology in the printing industry. He also values his membership in the local chamber of commerce, which he joined to build stronger community connections and access resources for business growth. He emphasizes that success in business goes beyond opening a storefront, it requires engagement with community organizations that provide guidance and support.