Gail Ludewig, Bruce Jensen, Cliff Jensen, John Jensen, TotalWorks historyTotalWorks’ legacy is rooted in the beginning of marketing collateral production: putting type
to paper.

Since 1927, when John Jensen opened
his typesetting shop in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, TotalWorks has focused on creating high-quality catalogs and marketing materials in the most efficient ways.

Through decades of process expertise, we’ve learned to consistently automate publishing processes, improve workflow efficiency and elevate the quality and flexibility of output.

Mainframe computing in the 1960sAlong the way, we have embraced emerging technologies. Under the second generation leadership of Cliff Jensen, we were pioneers in
the use of mainframe computers to produce type and were early-adopters in the transition from industrial typesetting to desktop publishing. Today, we continue to incorporate the best software, hardware, collaboration and mobile platforms into all of our solution designs.

From lead typesetters to leaders in print and digital production solutions, TotalWorks considers publishing to be a driving force in business. Using
a unique combination of industry experience, best practices and technology know-how, we work with clients to increase productivity, reduce costs and implement more profitable marketing campaigns.

Today we are in our third generation of ownership with Gail Ludewig, John Jensen’s granddaughter, in
the leadership role. Our reputation for creating value continues and has our clients asking us how to do more with less, a question which has particular significance in today’s economic climate.Women's Business Enterprise National Council, WBENC

TotalWorks is certified as a women’s business enterprise through
the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council. WBENC is the
nation’s largest third party certifier of businesses owned and operated
by women in the U.S.