In the early 2000’s Neiman & Company purchased an industrial building in the Van Nuys Airport corridor.  The 17,500 square foot facility more than doubled the firm’s manufacturing space, allowing for a paint booth, a mixing lab, and a welding booth, as well as comfortably accommodating its more than 50 employees.  By now Neiman’s client mix included all market sectors. During the Great Recession of 2007, while several competitors had to close their doors, Neiman & Company applied the principles of fiscal discipline and kept its doors open for business

The 2010’s presented both new economic challenges and new opportunities. Greater pricing pressure and increased costs demanded a constant pursuit for greater efficiency, while technology drove a dynamic era in environmental graphic design and importance in the built environment.  At Neiman & Company, longtime key employee Will Raksin was promoted to General Manager in 2013.  In 2014 Neiman & Company was honored with the prestigious Arrow Award from the SEGD, the standard bearer for environmental graphic designers nationwide.  Sadly, 2015 & 2017 marked the death of our owners, industry icon Harry Neiman and his longtime partner Bob Hoeller, with ownership assumed by Harry’s beloved daughter, Morgan.  The late 20-teens saw Neiman add 3D and flatbed digital printing to its array of capabilities. The impact of the Covid19 pandemic in 2020 has redefined both Neiman and its client’s operations. With signage fabrication deemed an essential industry, Neiman continues operations, while taking all precautions to ensure a safe work environment for our employees, and continuing to provide quality product and develop appropriate solutions for our client base.  As we celebrate our 55th Anniversary, we look forward to a return to normal, and another half-century of excellence!