When it comes to preserving a company's history, written records and documents are important, but they only tell part of the story. To truly understand a company's past and its impact on the world, it's essential to also capture the stories and memories of the people who lived it.

If you're a business owner or leader, you know that your company's story is important. It's the foundation upon which your brand is built, and it's a key part of what makes your business unique. But preserving and sharing that story isn't always easy, especially as your company grows and evolves over time.

Inspiring intergenerational success story of the Cher-Mère brand in 'The Ladder We Ascend' — a beautifully designed family and business history book.

Doreen's project is noteworthy because it was one of Plantain's first print-on-demand books. What that means is that each family member could order any number of books they wanted at the click of a button on our website.

This book tells the story of Uganda Railways’ growth, and includes terrific visual archives shared by custodians worldwide. It also includes recent oral histories celebrating the very unique people and skillsets that worked the rails…

One reason why a company's corporate history is so significant is that it provides employees with a sense of stability and identity. Documenting a company's history also helps establish its credibility to the public.

This year, we made it to Harvard, made the Top 50 in Tech, and offered the most unique Christmas gift ever.

We released our first public book, and still boast the world's easiest way to record your family's stories.

It’s been a while, hasn’t it? As we enter the last stretch of 2020 (and what a year it’s been!), we thought we’d write one last blog post for the year. Where to start, though?