ANET is a technology-driven company that provides direct marketing and fulfillment solutions to leading publishers, direct-to-consumer marketers, associations, non profits, faith-based organizations and retailers.
We have three facilities strategically located for inbound and outbound freight connections and access to customer and suppliers. When you choose to partner with ANET, you partner with an experienced team offering everything from expert consultative services to optimized fulfillment.
From our strategic direct marketing and fulfillment solutions to completely integrated, state-of-the-art Warehouse Management Systems – you can rest assured that your product will arrive at the right time, right place and on budget.
Organizations look to ANET to provide state-of-the-art services including:
• Assembly, Packaging and Kitting
• Customer Service
• Database Management/List Hygiene
• Ecommerce
• Invoicing/Lettershop
• Logistics and Postal Optimization
• Order Management
• Personalization
• Print Management
• Project Management
• Returns Processing
• Warehousing, Reporting and Inventory Management
History:
American Mailers was founded in 1995 by president and CEO Shane Randall in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. The company occupied a 15,000 square feet facility. Throughout the next three years, American Mailers had grown and expanded into a 60,000 square foot facility. In 1999 American Mailers moved into a state-of-the-art, 160,000 square foot building in Naperville, Illinois.
In 2000, ANET purchased the R.R. Donnelley Fulfillment & Distribution Center in Louisville, Kentucky. American Mailers in Naperville, IL then merged with ANET creating one of the largest full service direct marketing and fulfillment companies in the United States.
In 2008, ANET acquired fulfillment operations from Reader’s Digest in Strongsville, Ohio, specializing in bulk shipment distribution for multi-channel marketers. Combined facilities provide high volume capacity, cost efficiencies and reduced time to market for publishers and marketers.
