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Zebra Print Group celebrates 20 years in business


What began at a kitchen table at founder David Storr’s home in Aberford has grown into a £3 million-turnover business operating from a 21,000 sq ft facility and delivering thousands of print projects for organisations across the UK. The company’s distinctive name was chosen by the late David from the back of a dictionary, with the zebra’s black and white markings fi tting neatly with the print industry and the company’s early work producing black-and-white technical manuals for Pioneer Electronics. Its original strapline, “The print managing company really earning its stripes”, helped establish an identity that has remained with the business ever since. Twenty years later, Zebra has evolved signifi cantly, expanding its capabilities,


What began at a kitchen table at founder David Storr’s home in Aberford has grown into a £3 million-turnover business operating from a 21,000 sq ft facility and delivering thousands of print projects for organisations across the UK. The company’s distinctive name was chosen by the late David from the back of a dictionary, with the zebra’s black and white markings fi tting neatly with the print industry and the company’s early work producing black-and-white technical manuals for Pioneer Electronics. Its original strapline, “The print managing company really earning its stripes”, helped establish an identity that has remained with the business ever since. Twenty years later, Zebra has evolved signifi cantly, expanding its capabilities,


Zebra Print Group celebrates 20 years in business


team and technology while building long- standing relationships with customers across a diverse range of sectors. Today, the company is led by David’s daughter and managing director, Samantha Overton, who took the helm following the death of her father and Zebra’s founder, David, in September 2024. During the 2024/25 fi nancial year alone, Zebra completed more than 2,300 projects and achieved 100 per cent customer retention.


team and technology while building long- standing relationships with customers across a diverse range of sectors. Today, the company is led by David’s daughter and managing director, Samantha Overton, who took the helm following the death of her father and Zebra’s founder, David, in September 2024. During the 2024/25 fi nancial year alone, Zebra completed more than 2,300 projects and achieved 100 per cent customer retention.


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