We’ve recently refined our own brand to reflect our three core services: Design, Print and Digital. The roll-out includes everything from our website to our building signage. Driving past XIC HQ? Here’s what you’ll see.
An Aberdeen-based print and design specialist is celebrating its thirtieth year in business by launching a CSR (corporate social responsibility) initiative to strengthen its support for local communities. XIC is offering to sponsor thirty small print projects throughout the year on behalf of third sector organisations, charities and social enterprises via its new Thirty Good Deeds scheme. Organisations who meet the scheme’s criteria are invited to approach the company directly with a brief outline of their small print project, including quantities required and timescales. Each request will be assessed and responded to as quickly as possible. XIC director, Murray Alexander,
The Not-for-Landfill campaign is a free, green, business network and resource that aims to support and share the good work that local businesses, charities, organisations and communities are doing to avoid landfill in the north east of Scotland. Campaign manager Stuart Youngson, spoke to XIC about our rationale for signing up and our ongoing commitment to the initiative. Who are you and why did you join the Not-for-Landfill campaign? XIC is a creative print specialist with headquarters in Aberdeen and a sister company, Edinburgh Printing, based in Leith. We have been servicing the creative, print and digital needs of clients across all sectors for
An Aberdeen-based creative communications provider has been awarded a six-figure contract for the provision of off-site print and reprographics services to North-East Scotland College. XIC, which specialises in creative, print and digital solutions, won the contract following a Public Contracts Scotland tender process. Its value is estimated at £350,000 over three years, with an option to extend for a further two years. North-East Scotland College is one of the largest colleges in the country, with campuses and learning centres throughout Aberdeen city and Aberdeenshire. XIC will fulfil the entire facility’s requirements for high-volume print and copying, amounting to around 3.5
