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Family-Owned SpeedPro Cincinnati East Studio Announces Grand Reopening in Loveland

Father, mother, and son team bring upgraded tech and a passion for helping local businesses grow

LOVELAND, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SpeedPro, a leading provider of high-quality large-format printing and visual graphics, today announced the grand reopening of its Cincinnati East studio under new family ownership. Operated by a father, mother, and son trio, the studio recently moved to a new location, with a renewed focus on blending technical excellence with creative design to support businesses across East Cincinnati.

The family, Drew (son), Kelly (father), and Julie (mother) Lowry, brings a combined background in engineering, business management, and hands-on artistry. Drew’s creative vision, combined with Kelly and Julie’s entrepreneurial roots, position SpeedPro Cincinnati East as a trusted, strategic partner for local organizations’ branding needs.

“We wanted to build a business that blends our strengths and sets us up to serve the community in a creative way. SpeedPro enables us to bring our artistic talent and technical experience together for the benefit of our community,” said Drew Lowry, co-owner of SpeedPro Cincinnati East. “We look forward to becoming a partner for companies in East Cincinnati and the surrounding area,” added co-owner Kelly Lowry.

Local businesses are invited to join the grand reopening celebration:

  • When: Wednesday, June 11 from 2–6 pm
  • Where: SpeedPro Cincinnati East 273 E Kemper Rd, Loveland, OH 45140

The celebration will feature live equipment demos, and a vehicle wrap installation. Light refreshments will be available. The event is free and open to all. Join us!

SpeedPro Cincinnati East specializes in large-format signage, wall murals, vehicle wraps, and event graphics. The team has upgraded equipment and is expanding design capabilities to better meet the needs of the local business community. To learn more about SpeedPro Cincinnati East, visit the SpeedPro Cincinnati East website.

About SpeedPro
SpeedPro is a 130-location franchise in the U.S., specializing in large-format printing. SpeedPro’s primary product applications include wall, window, and floor graphics, event displays, digital displays, signs, and vehicle and fleet wraps. SpeedPro serves various industries including advertising and marketing companies, retail, healthcare, museums, galleries, restaurants, franchises, event venues, educational institutions, and more. SpeedPro’s mission is to partner with businesses to achieve success through innovative visual solutions.

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