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RRD Finalizes Acquisition of Williams Lea to Strengthen Business Services

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RRD, a global provider of marketing, packaging, print and supply chain solutions, today announced that it has successfully closed on the strategic acquisition of Williams Lea, a provider of tech-enabled business services to financial, legal and professional services firms worldwide. The acquisition was first announced December 20, 2024.

Through the acquisition, Williams Lea will join RRD’s Digital, Creative and Business Services segment to further strengthen and expand its position as a transformation partner for business services and productivity solutions. This investment also complements the segment’s digital marketing capabilities that include a suite of full-funnel media, measurement and proprietary marketing technology offerings.

About RRD

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD) is a global provider of marketing, packaging, print and supply chain solutions. The company delivers end-to-end solutions, effectively targeting and transforming customer touchpoints into moments of impact. With over 30,000 employees across 26 countries, RRD offers a global network of resources, creative execution, proprietary technologies, and measurable media that influences engagement across the entire customer journey. For more information, please visit www.rrd.com.

About Williams Lea

Williams Lea is the global provider of tech-enabled skilled business-critical services to financial, legal and professional services firms, connecting people, processes and technology to streamline key business and administrative functions and helping companies adapt to a more virtual and digital workplace. Built on a strong heritage, great client relationships and a talented team, Williams Lea is the trusted global outsourcing provider to clients in highly regulated environments. Williams Lea serves clients in 20 countries across four continents and has 7,000 employees worldwide. For more information, please visit www.williamslea.com.

Contacts

RRD
Contact: Eric Hess
Senior Vice President Treasurer
+01 630-322-7111
investor.info@rrd.com

Williams Lea
Contact: Jennifer Materkoski
Global Communications Director
+01 304-559-9491
jennifer.materkoski@williamslea.com

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company


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Contacts

RRD
Contact: Eric Hess
Senior Vice President Treasurer
+01 630-322-7111
investor.info@rrd.com

Williams Lea
Contact: Jennifer Materkoski
Global Communications Director
+01 304-559-9491
jennifer.materkoski@williamslea.com

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