Fun is serious business
We stand for joy and excellence
Imprint Publishing is a division of Communique, Inc. launched in 1997. We started building customized coloring books as a marketing tool for industry partners: finance, beef, soy, corn, biotech, you name it. Now, we’ve taken our content and adapted it to the digital age.
We bring learning to life for kids. In the process, we help companies and industries generate brand awareness, bringing joy to children and parents alike. You can’t teach that kind of dedication to a mission. But you can inspire it.
our Team
Meet the people behind the values
Adam VeileCEO, COMMUNIQUE
Adam Veile might be the CEO of Imprint Publishing’s parent company, Communique, but he also specializes in creating educational content for this company’s click-to-color technology. Adam has a Master of Arts in English with an emphasis in creative writing from Missouri State University and has published several books for children, including the Dreamcatcher Adventures and Dinosaur at My Door series. He has two young daughters who provide constant inspiration for new creative writing projects. Adam splits his remaining time between client management and corporate oversight, allowing for use of both his creative ingenuity and innovative leadership. He was also an adjunct professor at Columbia College for eight years.
our Team
Meet the people behind the values
Adam VeileCEO, COMMUNIQUE
Adam Veile might be the CEO of Imprint Publishing’s parent company, Communique, but he also specializes in creating educational content for this company’s click-to-color technology. Adam has a Master of Arts in English with an emphasis in creative writing from Missouri State University and has published several books for children, including the Dreamcatcher Adventures and Dinosaur at My Door series. He has two young daughters who provide constant inspiration for new creative writing projects. Adam splits his remaining time between client management and corporate oversight, allowing for use of both his creative ingenuity and innovative leadership. He was also an adjunct professor at Columbia College for eight years.