I had a relatively small, quick project for Alpha, and the experience was easily five stars…read more Patrick had a whole phone conversation with me to get a sense of my needs, which in itself I wouldn't expect from a print shop for a $30 job. I needed an 18"x24" poster print mounted on foam board, and in my project request I mentioned we would be displaying the poster on a tabletop easel. Patrick clearly read the whole request and gave it thoughtful consideration, because he advised that for an extra few dollars, Alpha could add foldable easel wings to the back of our poster - heck yes! I'd gotten a quote from another larger print shop - let's call them Kedex-Finko's - and the price for this job was easily going to top $50. Alphagraphics was a better price, and definitely a better and more personal customer experience. The final product was sharp, sturdy, and beautiful - a really clean print. From initial request to project completion, Alpha had the whole thing done in about 24 hours. Highly recommend them for any print job, personal or professional.

Had a last minute request for a campaign-related item for printing that required some design and…read moreimage quality checks, and with an admittedly lightning fast turnaround time. Not only did these guys accelerate their process to get it done, they advised on design reviews, stayed after hours to complete the job, arranged for after-hours pickup, were VERY competitive on pricing, and enabled us to be prepared for an event we would otherwise been left behind on. Can not recommend them (and in particular Patrick) enough for printing services in the area. There's a reason why big chains don't often cut it-- here is proof.

ProLibra has been and remains the premier agency for Information Professionals. Angela is…read moreresponsible for for placing so many professionals in this competitive industry and we're lucky to have her.

Having known and worked with the leadership of Pro Libra for almost 20 years, I would consider the…read moreprevious review to be imbalanced at best, and a vindictive work of fiction at worst. Pro Libra was established 39 years ago by a woman trying to make a way for herself at a very tough time. As a result, the company grew to become very successful in staffing teams to support Fortune 100 companies, colleges & universities. In all that time, there hasn't been a single recorded customer complaint. The company has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. They opened a file on Pro Libra November 5, 2012. Again, there are no customer complaints listed with the BBB in all that time. Glassdoor has 2 reviews for April 2016 and April 2017, both recommending the company with 5 star reviews. Indeed has 5 reviews listed from 2013 to 2014 with only 4 and 5 star ratings - 4.2 overall. According to my findings, there is no supporting evidence that shows Pro Libra has been anything other than a leader in its field, providing temporary work to those in need, and being a strong resource for top companies & learning establishments.

I used Ceconi & Cheifetz for legal mediation and the "partner", Kim Rennie was horrible. She does…read morenot listen, was crass, made assumptions, spoke over you, was loud, and disrespectful. Furthermore, she was one-sided and never really fair. I lost a lot because of her. When it came down to billing, all she wanted to do is get paid for "her services". Forget the fact her services were unprofessional and performance was poor, she just wanted to get paid. There was no respect about my opinion on her services and, furthermore, she threatened to go to courts if I did not pay her fees. I even tried to negotiate, but she refused to. All this firm cares about is getting paid. They do not care about quality of their work. Look at other places and you'll see similar comments.