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Color Resolutions International’s Risk is Paying Off

The decision by executives to acquire the division from Borden in 2001 was a daring one. Now, with three years of success and their new plant in place, CRI's leaders continue to move forward.

In late 1999, George Sickinger, who was then vice president and general manager of Borden Chemical’s Ink Division, took the dramatic step of beginning the process to secure funding and acquiring the division himself, and set out to form an independent ink company. The new company was named Color Resolutions International (CRI), a nod to the importance of providing resolutions to the application of color. The company would focus on its core market of corrugated, where it was the second-largest...

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