Proforma Founder Named to the Advertising Specialties Institute Advisory Board 1/8/2010 CLEVELAND (January 8, 2010) – The Advertising Specialties Institute (ASI) announced yesterday that Greg Muzzillo, Founder of Proforma has been elected to the 2010 ASI Advisory Board which represents ASI’s more than 25,000 members. “I am excited to play a role on the Advisory Board for the New Year,” said Greg Muzzillo, Founder of Proforma. “The industry is facing many opportunities and challenges that we will be able to capitalize on. I look forward to provided focus and leadership as the industry begins to rebound from a tough 2009.” The ASI Advisory Board is one of more than five different boards that discusses important issues and devises action plans for the future. Board members meet face-to-face at least once a year and via quarterly conference calls. Proforma is a network of more than 700 independent offices throughout North America that offers graphic communications solutions through commercial printing services, promotional products, business documents and eCommerce solutions. The company provides clients with one source for an infinite number of resources including a network of over 600,000 products and services. For more information about Proforma, visit www.proforma.com. To view the complete listing of ASI Board Members, visit ASI Central. About Proforma With over 30 years of experience, Proforma remains clearly focused on providing solutions to North American businesses for their graphic communications needs. A leading provider of promotional products, printing services, business documents, and eCommerce solutions, Proforma has received numerous awards and is recognized as one of the top five largest companies in our industry. Proforma serves approximately 50,000 clients through more than 700 member offices in North America. The Proforma Worldwide Support Center is located in Cleveland, Ohio. www.proforma.com. # # # For more information, contact: Kelsey Anthony, Manager of Public Relations 216-520-8400, ext. 3115 Back