Bradford-based large-format print company Dominion is marking a major milestone in its 40-year history, reporting a £1 million increase in turnover over the past two years and unveiling a bold new brand identity.
The family-run business, founded in 1983 and now led by second-generation managing director Verity Fox, counts high-profile clients including River Island, B&Q, and Coldplay. The refreshed brand and revamped website reflect Dominion’s commitment to making large-scale print more accessible, sustainable, and creatively empowering than ever before.
At the heart of this next chapter is The Print School – a first-of-its-kind industry initiative designed to help creative agencies, marketers, and brand teams get the most out of print. Its inaugural session, The Agency Playbook Live, is set for 11 February 2026 and will feature immersive workshops, HQ tours, online resources, and practical tools to support high-impact campaigns with ease.
Verity Fox said, “This is a hugely meaningful milestone for us, not only as a business but as a family. Dominion was built on the vision of my father, Dominic Clark, and it’s vital we now build on those foundations with clarity, confidence, and care. Our growth, rebrand, and The Print School all demonstrate our commitment to the future of print – making it smarter, sustainable, and more effective for the next generation of creative leaders.”
Dominion is also stepping up its sustainability efforts, with 80% of waste already recycled, 95% paperless production, and plans to move towards full carbon neutrality in the near future. The company’s ongoing trajectory positions it as a leading creative partner in the UK print industry and a key contributor to Bradford’s growing business and cultural scene.
