July 21, 2008 -- The Fetter name has been a part of Louisville's printing industry since 1888, when founder George G. Fetter Sr. opened Fetter printing Co. on Fifth Street between Main and Market. So last year, when an industrywide wave of buyouts and consolidations threatened to bring that long history to an end, President and CEO Terry Gill bought the company.   (Read More...)

January 26, 2007 -- After 118 years in business, Fetter Printing Company announced in December that it had completely overhauled its management structure as well as its vision for the future, walking away from some of its traditional lines of business in order to focus on others in which it can be a market leader. This bold and unusual move prompted WhatTheyThink to contact President and Chief Operating Officer Terry Gill to get the story behind the story.   (Read More...)

Environmental and social issues affect every life on the planet. Climate change, deforestation, chronic hunger, poverty, disease, polluted water and air – these are just a few. Our actions have an impact that is both global and local. Individuals and communities around the world have decided to make changes to improve the state of the world and humanity. In response, taking responsibility for environmental and social obligations is a growing priority on business agendas.    (Read More...)

September 3, 2008 -- Kentucky Labor Cabinet Deputy Secretary Mark S. Brown today presented Fetter the Governor's Safety Award for exceeding 500,000 working hours without a lost-time injury or illness. The award was presented to the company for its safety initiatives and record at its manufacturing facility in Louisville, Kentucky.   (Read More...)