Our underlying desire is to deliver above client’s expectations, this has ensured a loyal client base that return time again for their visual projects. Investment in state-of-the-art technology means that we are true market leaders and innovators in our respective fields.

Scott Rooney
Founder
Scott has for many years been involved in the graphics branch. After education in design at the renowned Wellington Polytechnic Design School, New Zealand, Scott started a photographic studio and design service assisting corporate advertising agencies with their print media campaigns. Interest in marketing and strategic management lead Scott to the University of Waikato’s Management School, New Zealand where the beginnings of a double major were undertaken. These studies were completed with participation in the Copenhagen Business School’s IMM program in 2002. While completing his thesis in strategic marketing the foundations for Storprint were laid. In building Storprint’s production capabilities and product offerings over the last few years Scott has had the opportunity to work with some of Scandinavia’s foremost companies. The future looks bright with new clients coming regulary from many segments within the design and architect markets. This fits totally within Storprint’s core philosophy of assisting creative and driven individuals achieve their visual goals.

Tina Rooney
Book-Keeper
Tina has been keeping the books in order of the family business for the last few years. She is also often seen in the workshop when an extra pair of hands are needed and knows her way around the production machines.

Noosa
Head of Security & Debt Collection
Noosa has been handling general security and debt collection for the last 5 years at Storprint. She brings a wealth of experience to the job with a strong background in barking, posturing and ‘smelling the rat’. Never one to shy away from the big jobs (and dogs) Noosa’s tenacity to see the assets of Storprint rightfully protected ensures that the ‘wolf is kept from the door’ and the dinner bowl is never empty.