The Association for PRINT Technologies (APTech), Reston, Virginia, announced the selection of its 2020 Board of Directors at its PRINT®19 event (October 3-5, McCormick Place, Chicago). Returning to the board are FSEA members MGI, Kluge, and Colter & Peterson.
The new members of the board solidify APTech’s commitment to the future of the print industry and to creating an organization that works in support of creators and innovators who are building products for the future of print.
For Term Expiring Year-End 2022
New Members:
Gavin Jordan-Smith, Ricoh USA
Gina Danner, NextPage
John Bracamontes, Acumen Studios
Steve Myrvold, IWCO Direct
Returning Members:
Kevin Abergel, MGI USA Inc.
Michael Aumann, Brandtjen & Kluge
Avi Basu, HP Inc.
Nick Bruno, Harris & Bruno International
Jon Budington, More Vang
Fred DeBolt, Xerox Corporation
Nicolas Garrido, Garrido Printing Equipment
Eric Hawkinson, Canon
Mark Hischar, Koenig & Bauer, Inc.
Jacki Hudmon, Komori America Corporation
Cheryl Kahanec, Quantum
Steven Mattingly, Southern Lithoplate, Inc.
Stephen Metcalf, A Baldwin Technology Company
Brent Moncrief, FUJIFILM North America
Bruce Peterson, Colter & Peterson
Steven Reny, Standard Finishing Systems
Greg Salzman, Aleyant Systems
Andrew Schipke, W+D
Warren Werbitt, Reel Motion
Jeff White, EFI
2020 Executive Committee, With Terms Expiring Year-End 2020
Chair: Deirdre Ryder, VITS International
Vice-Chair: Nick Bruno, Harris & Bruno International
Treasurer: Steve Mattingly, Southern Lithoplate
Secretary: Gavin Jordan-Smith, Ricoh USA
Past Chair: Mark Hischar, Koenig & Bauer, Inc.
“Our 2020 board comprises a very dynamic and forward-thinking group of industry leaders,” said Thayer Long, president, APTech. “We now have a group that represents the dynamics of our industry — including manufacturers, suppliers and print service providers all who are committed to our mission of bringing the entire print value chain together for the betterment of the industry.”
For more information, visit www.PRINTtechnologies.org or call 703.264.7200.
