More than a Printer

During his career, Jackson has been a member and served on the board of directors of many civic and industry organizations. He currently serves on the Georgia Humanities Board of Directors and chairs the Board's Development Committee. He is a member of the The Westminster Schools Board of Trustees and serves on the School's Black Alumni Council. Additionally, Jackson serves on the Corporate Board of Trustees for Pennsylvania-based nonprofit Caron Treatment Centers, for which he is also a member of the Marketing Committee and chairs the Atlanta Regional Advisory Board.

Jackson holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn. He is a graduate of the Harvard Business School Summer Venture in Management Program in Cambridge, Mass., and completed the Advanced Management Education Program at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University in Chicago. He also attended the Tuck School of Business - Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H.

Kelley’s community and civic involvements have included many board and committee chair posts. Kelley received the Meritorious Service Award from the Morehouse College Alumni Association, as well as the Boy Scouts of America Silver Beaver Award and Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Award, the Adams Park Residents Association's Outstanding Service Award as president, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta Appreciation Award for committee leadership. Kelley holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Morehouse College in Atlanta.

During his career, Randy has served many publicly traded and privately held companies, and nonprofit organizations. He has deep experience in design and publishing through lithographic, digital, and wide format print communications, and design and publishing for web, digital, and broadcast media. Randy owned and operated his own design firm and has served other organizations in lead creative roles, including creative consultant, creative director, and senior creative manager. A Tennessee native, Randy and his wife Marcia have lived in Georgia since the early 1980s. He attained his education in graphic design from Middle Tennessee State University.

Prior to joining Perfect Image, Bedingfield spent nearly 20 years serving in management and specialist roles for other Georgia printing and manufacturing firms, ranging from dye sublimation specialist to plant manager, general manager, press room manager and lead pressman, specializing on Komori and Heidelberg commercial presses. Bedingfield's lengthy career began in 1990 as a press helper. Throughout the 1990s, he advanced his managerial experience and skill set to take on the roles of pressman and press manager. He moved into management in 2000 as general manager for a printing firm.

Known as a large format specialist, prepress technician, and equipment operator, Kevin held multiple leadership roles prior to joining Perfect Image. In his most recent position as print production manager for another firm, he established a complete large format workflow and managed many daily operations, including print and rip management, production, client service, graphics production, shipping, and network solutions. Earlier in his career, Kevin served other firms in the roles of large format specialist, prepress technician and operator, and prepress supervisor. He began his career in the printing industry in 1991 with a prepress and design firm.

Pines’ experience in the accounting and financial industries spans nearly 60 years. Prior to joining Perfect Image, she was a partner with H.R. Margolis Company of Philadelphia (now operating as Margolis Partners LLC), the accounting firm long known for its leadership and expertise in the U.S. printing and graphic arts industries.

Pines’ career began in 1961 with the accounting firm of H.R. Margolis, known at the time as Margolis, Finkel, VonBosse. In 2004, Pines earned lifetime member status with the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs and the American Institute of CPAs, following 40 years of membership in both organizations. She has been a member of the Georgia Society of CPAs since 2004 and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business from Temple University in Philadelphia, where she graduated first in her class.