St. Joseph Communications

St. Joseph Communications is a Canadian communications company.

Founded in 1956 by Gaetano Gagliano as a printing house, the company currently has four divisions: the printing operation St. Joseph Print, the content creation division St. Joseph Content, the document management division St. Joseph Documents and the magazine publisher St. Joseph Media. It is Canada's largest privately owned printing company.

Corporate Team

Gaetano Gagliano Honorary Chairman and Founder, St. Joseph Communications

Gaetano Gagliano founded St. Joseph Printing in 1956 with a single letterpress operation in the basement of his home. Through his vision, dedication, and sound investment, the business grew steadily over the years to become the largest privately owned communications company in Canada.

Tony Gagliano Executive Chairman and CEO, St. Joseph Communications

Since 1995, Tony Gagliano has served as Executive Chairman and CEO of St. Joseph Communications and continues to uphold his father’s vision: to build a print and communications company unlike any other. Under Tony’s guidance and leadership, St. Joseph Communications has emerged as a tour de force within the industry, offering our clients the most comprehensive suite of integrated solutions in content, print, documents, and media. Tony’s former positions include President and General Manager of St. Joseph Printing. He is a member of the Young Presidents’ Association, a board member of the St. Michael’s Hospital Foundation Board and the Arts Gallery of Ontario, a cabinet member of Ryerson University and an honorary board member of Scouts Canada. Tony is also co-founder and co-chairman of Luminato, Toronto’s Festival of Arts and Creativity.

Frank Gagliano Vice Chairman, St. Joseph Communications

Frank has over 30 years experience in the communications and graphic arts industry, including more than 10 years as President of a Toronto-based advertising agency. During the last 20 years as a shareholder and senior executive at St. Joseph Communications, Frank has been instrumental in directing the company through key acquisitions, including the privatization of the Queen's Printer when the federal government outsourced the Canada Communication Group, which doubled the size of the company overnight. As President of St. Joseph’s Documents platform, Frank led the group through a total convergence strategy. Today, Frank has turned his attention to enterprise-wide convergence, focusing on opportunities for acquisitions, mergers, joint ventures and new start-ups that align with the company’s strategic plan. Frank is a founding member of CORE (Centre of Outsourcing Research and Education) and sits on their board. He also sits on the board of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Foundation and other public and advisory boards.

Tim Zahavich Chief Financial Officer, St. Joseph Communications

Tim Zahavich rejoined St. Joseph Communications as Chief Financial Officer in 2006, a position he held from 1999 to 2000. During his previous tenure, Tim oversaw and directed all areas of financial responsibility including internal controls, tax and treasury, and financial reporting and analysis. He was also instrumental in strengthening our financial profile through the raising of public debt. In the time in between, Tim held the post of Chief Financial Officer in a number of public companies including COM DEV International and Gennum Corporation. His extensive knowledge in the areas of mergers, acquisitions, tax planning, and capital raising coupled with his excellent relationships within the financial community are a great asset to St. Joseph Communications.

John Gagliano President, St. Joseph Print and St. Joseph Documents

As President of our Print and Documents platforms, John Gagliano oversees St. Joseph Communications’ four major print facilities as well as our 54 digital print centres across the country. Under John’s direction, St. Joseph Print is in the final stages of completing its multi-million dollar plant revitalization program designed to strengthen its competitive position and increase its current capacity. Since joining the organization in 1982, John has held various positions in all aspects of the business. John has been a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization for the past seven years. He currently sits on the boards of the Children’s Aid Foundation, St. Joseph’s Health Centre Foundation, the Canadian Opera Company and Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation.

Douglas Knight President, St. Joseph Media

Douglas Knight joined St. Joseph Media in 2006 following his return to Toronto from New York, where he served as founding chairman and CEO of ImpreMedia, LLC, the largest Spanish-language newspaper company in the United States. A 30-year media veteran, Doug is the former publisher and CEO of both The Financial Post and Toronto Sun. He is a director of Falconbridge Limited and a trustee of the Governor General's Performing Arts Awards. Active in the community, Doug has served numerous arts, industry and community organizations and sits on corporate boards in Canada and the U.S.

Doug Templeton President, St. Joseph Content

Doug Templeton has over 30 years of experience in providing content strategies, content creation and content delivery solutions for major retail and catalogue companies. Joining St. Joseph in 1996, he quickly progressed within the organization, holding such positions as Director of Sales and Executive Vice-President of St. Joseph Content. Doug played an integral role in managing the successful outsource of the retail, catalogue, signage and web programs for one of Canada's leading retailers. Appointed to President of St. Joseph Content in January 2008, Doug now oversees over 450 specialists from three integrated business units, delivering strategic solutions in the areas of package and store design, branding, digital signage, architectural wayfinding, prepress and photography

Magazines

St. Joseph's magazine division was established in 2001 with the acquisition of Multi-Vision Publishing, and expanded further the following year with the acquisition of Key Media.

Titles currently published by St. Joseph Media include Toronto Life, Wish, Quill & Quire, Gardening Life, Canadian Family, Fashion, Wedding Bells , Mariage Quebec, Where, Books for Everybody and Ottawa. The company also previously published Saturday Night, Elm Street, The Look, and Shift.

External links

• St. Joseph Communications