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The Story of ACCO Brands

ACCO Brands Corporation’s roots stretch back to the founding of Wilson Jones in 1893, the American Clip Company (ACCO) in 1903 and the Swingline Company in 1925. Together these companies helped revolutionize the ways in which we record, store and organize information through the creation of products like the ring binder, the paper clip and the widespread popularization of staplers. In the mid‐1920s, ACCO became an international presence when it opened offices in Canada and England, and it eventually acquired popular European office products brands such as Rexel and NOBO. Later, it established itself in Australia and New Zealand with the addition of the Marbig line of products. In 2005, the ACCO World office products unit of Fortune Brands joined together with General Binding Corporation (GBC), creating ACCO Brands Corporation, an independent publicly traded company. In 2012, ACCO Brands Corporation merged with MeadWestvaco’s Consumer & Office Products business, adding well‐known brands including Mead®, Five Star®, Trapper Keeper®, AT‐A‐GLANCE®, Cambridge®, Day Runner®, Hilroy®, Tilibra® and Grafon’s™.