The Green Team at Work
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The Green Team is here to assist you with anything related to your full-color
printing projects, including:
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- Technical assistance
- Digital file preparation
- Discounts on high-volume orders
- Turnaround and shipping questions
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- Price quotes on custom projects
- Billing issues
- Order status
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Ben Milano was born in the Twin Cities and spent most of his life there, briefly living in Georgia and Wisconsin during college. He studied organic chemistry and business management at the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater. While in college, Ben started a coffee shop for a local family and helped it grow to be very successful in a small college town. This experience is what led him away from science and into the world of business and customer service. Prior to PFL, Ben worked for Trek Bicycle and in three years there grew from an intern to being the head of the Project One custom bicycle department. In 1998, Ben’s mother moved to Montana and he visited the area a few times, falling more in love with Montana every time. Eventually this led him to start looking for new career paths in the area and PFL was a good fit, so he made the move. Ben is an avid cyclist and outdoorsman. He enjoys racing his mountain bike, climbing, hiking, skiing, yoga and backpacking. Other interests are cooking, pottery and reading. From 2002 until moving to Montana in 2007, he was very active in the Wisconsin cycling community. He organized and directed over 12 events and was on the board of several cycling organizations in the state. He hopes to become as involved if not more involved in Montana cycling organizations. Ben has two younger brothers in Montana, Timothy and Michael, as well as a sister, Olivia, in Wisconsin. |
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Brian Murphy, a native from the San Francisco Bay area in California, originally moved to Montana in 1983 and worked in the local agricultural industry for many years. Brian brings to PFL more than 7 years experience in customer service, inventory, and warehouse management gained from a Montana-based publishing company. You can find Brian in his free time rafting or hiking with his wife and two sons, playing tennis, or basketball. Brian is an avid book reader and enjoys reading his latest book purchase on history, personal and business development, or looking over his sons' shoulders for a dose of Calvin and Hobbes. |
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Stuart Leidner was born in Buffalo, New York and grew up in Valparaiso, Indiana – the hometown of Orville Redenbacher (of popcorn fame). Growing up in the steel industry, Stuart’s family eventually moved to Bethlehem, PA where he graduated high school. With a yearning to head west, Stuart attended the University of Idaho where he earned a BS in marketing in December 1985 and ten years later, completed his master’s in resource recreation and tourism. Stuart and his wife Nina call Livingston their home, having moved here in October of 2007. In one of Stuart’s early jobs with the University of Idaho, he participated in the first ever statewide year-round tourism survey for the State of Idaho. They interviewed over 10,000 travelers along the highways and byways of Idaho regardless of weather – rain, snow, or scorching temperatures. Stuart’s most memorable accomplishment to date has been while working for the Southeast Arizona Land Trust with a rancher to protect 2,500 acres of ranchland. They also worked with the state wildlife agency and a federal agency to protect outstanding quail habitat as well as one of the most significant archeological sites in the state, a Hohokam village site dating back to 900 AD. After work, you can find Stuart racing over the hill to Bozeman to swim many evenings until a new indoor pool is built here in Livingston (one can dream, right?). Weekends will find him exploring the mountains and plying the rivers in his boat. He and Nina also have a yellow lab, Titan, who hopes to be on the waiting list for eligible dogs to join Stuart at work one day. |
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