He is now in talks about an acquisition opportunity within print, but would not give further details as discussions were ongoing.
Lasham joined Z-Card from Wyndeham, where he had been sales director for just seven months, but he told PrintWeek that it was always planned that he would stay at Z-Card for as long as it took to get it back on the straight and narrow.
Lasham spent a total of three years with Wyndeham, which bought his company, Print Direct, in 2000.
Z-Card bought the business assets of Z-Media Group in January (PrintWeek, 14 February) after the loss of a major deal with a telecoms group hit the firm hard.
Executive director Elizabeth Love becomes Z-Card managing director.
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