SpeedPro Imaging Opens Doors in Sterling

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SpeedPro Imaging Northern Virginia, a wide format printing company specializing in extreme color and custom visual solutions, celebrated its grand opening Tuesday at its new studio in Sterling.

The family-owned company also unveiled an annual charitable program through which it will donate 1 percent of its gross profits to a Northern Virginia charity. For its inaugural year, SpeedPro NOVA selected Loudoun Interfaith Relief, a nonprofit providing emergency food assistance, as its charitable partner.

“SpeedPro NOVA is focused on quality and community. Adopting a charity demonstrates our commitment to helping others,” said Roman Blazauskas, SpeedPro Northern Virginia’s president, in a press release. “As a Loudoun Interfaith Relief board member, I have been surprised by the enormity of the issue and impressed with the organization’s work to reduce hunger and serve struggling families.”

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Mark Ingrao, CEO of the Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce, along with Loudoun County Chamber CEO Tony Howard and more than 100 guests, joined SpeedPro NOVA for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday at its studio at 22135 Davis Drive, Suite 112 in Sterling. This is the first SpeedPro in Northern Virginia and the second in the Washington, D.C., region.

SpeedPro NOVA creates wide format, high-resolution digital indoor and outdoor graphics. It’s part of a nationwide network of G7 certified (the industry gold standard) wide-format digital printers, all committed to exceptional quality and great service.

SpeedPro specialties include event signs, banners, retractable banner stands, trade show displays, vehicle wraps, wall murals, window and floor graphics and more. Check them out at www.SpeedProNOVA.com