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People News New managing director for Victory Design S


ign making supplier Victory Design has welcomed a new managing director in


Justin Hines.


The former sales director is taking over some big shoes from his predecessor, Carole Smy, who held the position since 2007. Under her guidance the company went from strength to strength but she is set to leave the company in firm hands with her retirement imminent in 2026. Ms Smy will continue at the company for the remainder of her time on a consultative basis.


Mr Hines said: “The dedication to providing our customers with high quality


products for sign making, digital printing, vehicle wrapping, garment personalisation and vehicle safety markings remains as always – to deliver what our customers need to the highest standard. “Our core values of strong relationships with customers and suppliers will take us together into this next chapter in the company’s story.”


He is not the only change in the company as two other long standing staff members make the move to director roles.


Zoe Reddish has been named the new finance director, and Neil Basford is the new operations director.


Promotions at Victory Design Inkcups announces newCEO


Bill Keating is the new CEO at Inkcups


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ighly experienced and globally accomplished AV/IT specialist Marco van der Knaap has been appointed as PPDS’ new global product manager of Philips LED displays. With a 25-year career dedicated almost exclusively to LED, Mr van der Knaap is one of the AV industry’s most respected and sought after talents. Reinforcing PPDS’ commitment to expanding its market presence and enhancing customer value and


ill Keating has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of Inkcups, succeeding Rick Hajec in


the role.


Mr Keating is an experienced leader who will help to drive Inkcups’ future growth as the company continues to innovate, create value for customers, and


deliver outstanding solutions globally. He brings to Inkcups more than 25 years of experience in manufacturing and in providing complex solutions to global markets, combining deep commercial sales experience with strong technical expertise and strategic executive leadership.


New global product manager recruited at PPDS


experiences – pre, during and post installation – Mr van der Knaap will support PPDS’ indoor and outdoor dvLED sales teams globally.


He said: “I am thrilled to join PPDS and to take on the responsibility of growing the Philips LED business. With Philips’ strong brand presence and the support of an exceptional team, I see tremendous potential to deliver ever more innovative solutions that exceed customer expectations worldwide.”


Marco van der Knaap joins PPDS


hris Ball has been appointed as the new chief financial officer and chief operating officer of Solstice AV, while Louise Abbey joins as marketing director. With over 20 years of top- level financial and business transformation experience, Mr Ball will work closely with Solstice AV’s board and will


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New appointments at Solstice AV to support next phase of growth Chris Ball


leverage his extensive financial expertise to support the next phase of growth and expansion. Ms Abbey’s appointment signals another important landmark in Solstice AV’s growth. She brings to the role more than 20 years of accomplished B2B marketing knowledge and experience.


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