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Hybrid appoints Josero as Mimaki sign and graphics authorised partner
E
xclusive UK and Irish Mimaki distributor, Hybrid Services has added Josero to its network of Sign & Graphics authorised partners.
With an established history as a wide and grand format printer reseller, Josero will promote Mimakiʼs range of solvent roll-fed printers, integrated printer/cutters and cutting plotters. Hybridʼs chief operations manager, Brett Newman, said: “Josero is a well- established company with 15 yearsʼ experience in the sign and graphics market and Hybrid is looking forward to working alongside their team in this important sector for Mimaki.” Located in Cambridge, Josero offers a complete portfolio of wide and super wide printers as well as technical support and backup. Its team of inkjet specialists have
The companyʼs managing director, Loic Delor, said: "Weʼre absolutely delighted to join forces with Hybrid. Mimaki offer an innovative product range that complements the hardware we already offer perfectly."
Josero already has models from Mimakiʼs JV range of solvent printers, CJV range of solvent printer/cutters and FX cutting plotters as well as the recently launched LA-160 laminator in the showroom at its headquarters, ready for demonstration.
The Josero team with Brett Newman, chief operations manager at Hybrid Services
considerable inkjet knowledge and their trained engineers are on hand to support the companyʼs install base.
USB2U raises £330 for Movember T
his November, five members of USB2Uʼs trade sales team decided to grow a moustache to raise money for Movember, the fundraising campaign which funds research into some of the biggest health issues faced by men. The campaign is committed to fighting some of the most common health issues faced by men. The funds raised help finance research into prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health and suicide prevention. Liam Smith, USB2Uʼs Movember team captain, said: “We have spoken before about raising money for this cause, but we have never all participated together as a team. We didnʼt expect to raise over £300 and we are proud of how our colleagues, friends and family have supported our new temporary facial hair (and such a great charity) with their donations.” Not only did the team raise a fantastic amount of money, they also got the conversation about menʼs health going in the USB2U office, something which isnʼt usually the topic of choice. Talking about these kinds of things is all part of the Movember
Some of USB2U’s Movember products
Mr Delor added: "We look forward to welcoming new and existing customers to Josero to put products from the Mimaki sign and graphics range through their paces, as well as to appreciate the many benefits the array of solutions we offer can have for businesses looking to invest in new technology."
message to encourage men to open up and get checked out if they have any worries. Movember aims to reduce the number of men dying prematurely by a whopping 25% come 2030.
Ralawise marks Christmas Jumper Day
The Ralawise team donning their Christmas jumpers T
he team at Ralawise got in the spirit of things last month by donning their festive pullovers ready for Christmas Jumper Day (Friday, December 14).
The annual day is organised by Save the Children, with those taking part donating £2 to the charity.
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
Staff wore their Christmas jumpers to promote Ralawiseʼs great range of Christmas jumpers available on line. Whether it was a Christmas jumper with a built in game or a Double Jumper, perfect for two, Ralawise had Christmas this year sorted.
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