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Contra Vision chairman steps away from role
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ontra Vision’s founder has tepped down as chairman as he gets set to transition to a new role titled ‘founder and non-executive director’. Roland Hill started the business in 1985 following a distinguished career as a structural and civil engineer and throughout his career he created the world’s first commercially viable one-way vision graphics technology. Over the past four decades, Mr Hill has played a central role in developing the products, manufacturing methods and commercial frameworks that established one-way vision as a
universally recognised technology. Today, perforated window graphics and other see-through visual communications solutions based on his inventions are produced and used around the world.
Mr Hill said: “It has been an honour to lead Contra Vision and see the business grow from an idea into a global brand. “I am proud that my legacy will remain as Contra Vision, and I am excited to see the next stage of the company’s development. I look forward to continuing to support the business in my new capacity as non-executive director.”
Roland Hill, founder and non-executive director of Contra Vision
As part of the transition, Roger Hill will assume the role of chairman alongside his existing position as chief executive officer.
Wildstone appoints new head of delivery for Spain W
ildstone has hired Paula Aramburo for the newly created post of head of
delivery as it prepares to further expand its presence in Spain.
Aramburo brings to the firm more than 20 years experience in multinational environments, with expertise spanning product engineering, technical development and project management. In her new role, Aramburo will oversee delivery of the company’s digitisation
project in the country. Wildstone has led the conversion of classic billboards to digital screens in the UK and aims to replicate its success in this area in Spain. Jill Hebden, group delivery director
Multiple new hires as POLI-TAPE expands its sales team Paula Aramburo, new head of delivery for
for Spain, said: “We believe Paula’s unique combination of technical, project management and digital transformation skills make her the ideal choice to achieve Wildstone’s aim of not only growing its footprint here but also further digitising this portfolio.”
Wildstone in Spain
(L-R) Michael Hildebrant, Francesca Zonin and Holger Beck
Francesca Zonin, bringing more than 20 years experience in the textile films industry, Ms Zonin will take over as head of sales.
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erman manufacturer, POLI-TAPE, has announced a full restructure of its sales organisation for textile
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transfer films. The new sales team for POLI-TAPE’s textile transfer films division includes
Ms Zonin is joined by newly appointed sales manager, Holger Beck, and senior sales manager, Michael Hildebrandt, who recently celebrated his 25th anniversary at the company. The sales team focuses will include further strengthening POLI-TAPE’s standing in the heat transfer vinyl sector, with a particular focus on its flagship POLI-FLEX TURBO vinyl series. Ms Zonin said: “We combine different perspectives, experiences, and networks. This is exactly what creates the momentum we need to support our customers even better and set new impulses in the market.”
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