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Orlando Custódio to head INFiLED’s new Brazilian operation


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rlando Custódio has been appointed as CEO of INFiLED’s new operations in Brazil. Having worked in the LED industry in Latin America previously, Custódio has delivered some of the most impressive LED projects, including supplying more than 6,000m/sq of LED to Brazil’s ubiquitous Ipiranga petrol stations. More recently, he supplied the broadcast studio of Grupo Globo’s TV show Seleção SportTV, having previously delivered displays for TV Globo and NBC


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for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Orlando Custódio, CEO of INFiLED Brazil, said: “With our state-of-the- art products, a well-structured local operation, continuous technical support, and a deep understanding of the dynamics of the creative, advertising and audiovisual markets, INFiLED is looking forward to showing the Brazilian market how its top-tier display solutions and world-class customer experience set it apart from the crowd.”


Eddie Guo, founder and CEO of Orlando Custódio


INFiLED, added: “The opening of the Experience Centre in Brazil clearly represents more than an expansion of our operations – it reflects our belief that proximity matters.”


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RS Fleet Graphics has announced the appointment of James Hopkins as operating partner, bringing extensive experience from across the automotive, light commercial vehicle (LCV) and B2B fleet sectors. In his new role, Mr Hopkins will focus on optimising operational processes and supporting the leadership team in delivering growth plans, while ensuring that customers continue to benefit from innovative, sustainable, and high-quality fleet graphics solutions.


Martin Tyrrell, general manager, said: “James brings a wealth of knowledge from the automotive and fleet world. His


Soyang Europe announces retirement of sales manager Tim Egerton


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oyang Europe has announced that sales manager Tim Egerton has retired after a 13-year tenure. Earlier this year, Tim was diagnosed with onset Parkinson’s and was advised by doctors to take time for himself and his family.


However, Tim soon took the opportunity to participate in ‘Ride the Trossachs’, and looking ahead to his retirement, Tim plans to take part in another cycling event next year, as well as enjoy some much-earned rest and relaxation.


Tim said: “I have thoroughly enjoyed my time working at Soyang Europe. I never imagined I would visit Soyang


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Technologies in China in the first year with the company.


“It was fascinating not only to see first-hand the manufacturing processes but also to meet my colleagues at Soyang Technologies.


“I would also like to thank all my colleagues at Soyang Europe and Soyang Technologies, as well as the numerous customers that have made this time so special.”


Mark Mashiter, CEO at Soyang Group, added: “Tim’s knowledge and professionalism have left a lasting mark on the business, and he will be greatly missed by colleagues both in the UK and China.”


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leadership and experience will be key as we continue to scale our operations and provide best-in-class solutions to our customers.”


Hadrien Salin, executive chairman, said: “This is a pivotal moment for the group. With James on board, we are adding the expertise needed to support both GRS and EPIC as we continue to raise standards in the fleet graphics sector.” Mr Hopkins said: “I’m delighted to join GRS Fleet Graphics and EPIC Media Group. Both organisations have strong reputations for quality and service, and I look forward to working with Martin, Hadrien and the wider teams.”


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