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Young people centre of support for new PenCarrie foundation
T
he PenCarrie Foundation is a new initiative launched by PenCarrie to help disadvantaged children and young people in Devon. The independent grantmaking charity has been created to continue the giving legacy and community values instilled by PenCarrie’s founder Paul Persey and his wife, Caroline. Their daughters, Nicci, Clare and Sarah, established the foundation with fellow trustees to provide lasting support for future generations in Devon. Together, the family has pledged to donate at least 5% of PenCarrie’s annual profits to the Foundation, to fund local organisations and projects
PenCarrie launches new foundation to help young people
that are helping young people to thrive.
Sarah Irving, chair of the PenCarrie Foundation, said: “My sisters and I are so honoured to be able to
Revolution Digital welcomes new service manager
J
ohn Gulliver has been appointed to the role of service manager at Revolution Digital.
He brings to the role a wealth of experience from the engineering and electronics industries, having worked on everything from small electronic devices to large-scale production printing equipment. For the past 10 years, he has specialised in high-volume production print machines, working in fast-paced environments where uptime is critical for customers. In addition to his engineering expertise, Mr Gulliver also brings advanced colour management skills, ensuring customers achieve consistent, high-quality output across their printing workfl ows.
With a strong track record in installation, servicing, and repair, Mr Gulliver prides himself on his problem-solving skills, high standards of workmanship, and excellent face-to-face communication with clients. His hands-on approach and willingness to take ownership of challenges make him a perfect fi t for Revolution Digital’s customer-focused ethos.
In his new role, he will be working across the UK to support Revolution Digital customers with Roland DG printer installations, Aristo cutting machines, and print software, ensuring equipment runs smoothly and effi ciently.
John Gulliver
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
Jeff Keam, managing director at Revolution Digital, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome John to the team. His depth of technical knowledge and proven ability to work under pressure will be invaluable as we continue to deliver fi rst-class support to our customers.” Mr Gulliver added: “I’m excited to join Revolution Digital and look forward to working with customers to keep their machines running at their best. I enjoy the variety this role offers and the satisfaction of solving technical challenges on-site.”
continue what our parents started, by creating a structured and committed way of giving back to the local area that has helped enable the growth of our business for the last 34 years. There are so many amazing charities, organisations and projects doing life-changing work to support Devon’s children and young people, and for us to be able to provide funding for them is something the whole PenCarrie community feels deeply proud of.” The PenCarrie Foundation is committed to open and fair funding and welcomes applications from charities that share its vision of a brighter future for Devon’s young people.
Stahls’ UK and Stormtech to host outerwear summit
Andy Rogers, Stahls’ UK marketing director, and Shaun Rolfe, Stormtech national sales manager
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n Wednesday, October 22, Stahls’ UK and Stormtech will jointly host The Outerwear Summit.
In a fi rst of its kind for the garment decoration industry, the summit will highlight the latest techniques for decorating advanced weatherproof technologies.
Attendees can expect live demonstrations, expert insights, and opportunities to connect with leaders in outdoor performance wear.
The event will be held at Stahls’ UK’s HQ in Braintree, Essex.
• For more information or to register visit
www.stahls.co.uk
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