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Koenig & Bauer's Schmidt retires
Long-serving Koenig & Bauer director of marketing and corporate communications Klaus Schmidt retires this month after 28-and-a-half years with the business.
Overmatter: ink in the limelight
Hold the front page, and diaries at the ready.
Q&A: Tim Solway, managing director, Solways Quality Printing
Natty dresser Tim loves his family (wife Gilly and children Rachel and Hugo), his friends, Mallorca, motor boats, skiing on water and snow, guitar, cricket, tennis, karaoke and the Worshipful Company...
60 seconds with LWV Printworks
LWV Printworks started 14 years ago with one member of staff, operating from a rented desk at a small screen printer, after managing director Peter Wilson spotted a gap in the market to provide...
Skills still make an impression
It’s apt that halfway through his interview with PrintWeek Patrick Roe spots an old Field-Marshall tractor trundling past his office window. Once a farm staple in the 1940s, these days such machines...
'End of an era' as Immediate Media's Skelton retires
Immediate Media production director Mal Skelton has retired after 37 years in the publishing business.
PCS appoints homegrown managing director
Plastic Card Services has appointed a new managing director as it embarks on its next growth stage on the eve of its 25th anniversary.
New role for Heidelberg's Rae
Former Heidelberg UK divisional director Andy Rae has a new worldwide role at the manufacturer.
Rise of the robots could help printers
Robots could replace 4 million jobs in the British private sector in the next decade, according to new research, but analysts argue that robotics and automation could help rather than hinder print.
Overmatter: dunker’s delight
Well done to fellow PrintWeek Award winners Windles and Woodmansterne for reviving the age-old tradition of the print ‘wayzgoose’, with a day of fun and frolics at the new Windles site in Thame.