Nemeroff said that he considers PrintFly very much a tech company, as well. “From there, it was really just learning how to manage, how to print, and new technology,” he said. Since then, Nemeroff said he and his team have credited their success to giving customers exactly what they want, and delivering their services on-time. “What I realized right away was that almost 70 percent of our customers came to us because another company hadn’t followed through on what they promised them.” “We started in 2002 with one machine, one heater, and we had no skill or talent in the industry,” he said. Since then, Nemeroff, who’s never received a high school diploma, and his siblings, Jordan and Alexis, have grown PrintFly into a multi-million company now based in Philadelphia, with a passion for the city and no plans on moving anytime soon. It’s a dream that Michael Nemeroff, the co-founder and CEO of PrintFly, ’s parent company, couldn’t have imagined when he started 14 years ago alongside his brother and sister in his parent’s Huntington Valley garage. Villanova ranked as top business school in the country.Putting the latest technology to the test at Virtual Reality Los Angeles.Biden: $2.45B loan for Amtrak upgrades in Northeast Corridor.In the past month, snagged the 2,317th spot on the Inc.

They’ve even secured an apparel deal with the city’s beloved 76ers for the upcoming season. , a custom apparel company, has grown 157 percent in the past three years and reported $22.9 million revenue for 2015. One Philadelphia-based company is making waves after being named one of the fastest-growing private businesses in the country.

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