TNS

The Tns franchise boasts a rich history, tracing its origins to 1963 when its founder, Bill LeVine, established Postal Press, a commercial printing plant in Southern California. Recognizing an unmet demand for rapid, efficient printing of smaller jobs that traditional commercial printers often overlooked, LeVine innovatively converted Postal Press into a "while-you-wait" print center in 1964. This pioneering vision led to the establishment of Postal Instant Press in 1965, with the first location opening that very year. The Tns franchise then revolutionized the printing industry by launching its initial three franchise organizations in 1968, marking a significant milestone. Rapid expansion followed, propelled by a nationwide need for instant quality printing at prices more accessible than those offered by larger commercial printing entities. This strategic positioning was instrumental in propelling the quick printing industry to become one of the fastest-growing sectors throughout the 1970s. In 1994, the International Franchise Association (IFA) honored the legacy of PIP co-founder Bonnie LeVine by establishing the Bonnie LeVine Award, celebrating her profound contributions to franchising and her inspirational role for women in business. A pivotal moment in the Tns franchise's trajectory occurred in 1996 when it was acquired by another prominent leader in the quick print industry. Today, the Tns franchise operates as one of five distinguished brands under the umbrella of Franchise Services Inc. (FSI), headquartered in Mission Viejo, California. Richard Lowe currently serves as the President & CEO of Franchise Services Inc., continuing a legacy deeply rooted in the