News 27 April 2015
Simpson Print appoints new president
Simpson Print has appointed Tony Denison president of the company. Martin Johanns, who bought the company in 1987, will remain the owner and chair.
Tony Denison (seated) and Martin Johanns
“Simpson has always been a great company,” Denison said. “We are going to take it to new levels as the printing business evolves and creates exciting new opportunities.”
Denison has been in the printing industry for 27 years, and in January 2014 Simpson Print acquired his company Denison Print.
“Tony’s enthusiastic leadership suits the way Simpson does business, which is to deliver outstanding work on time, even with the most challenging jobs,” Johanns said. “I am confident he will continue to bring innovation into the company, and build on the relationships we have established with clients across North America.”
Simpson Print is a 50,000 square foot facility that offers screen, UV-offset and digital printing on a broad selection of substrates, from paper to plastic. Simpson produces decals, large format display signage for retailers, books, posters, brochures and stationary.
Tony Denison (seated) and Martin Johanns
“Simpson has always been a great company,” Denison said. “We are going to take it to new levels as the printing business evolves and creates exciting new opportunities.”
Denison has been in the printing industry for 27 years, and in January 2014 Simpson Print acquired his company Denison Print.
“Tony’s enthusiastic leadership suits the way Simpson does business, which is to deliver outstanding work on time, even with the most challenging jobs,” Johanns said. “I am confident he will continue to bring innovation into the company, and build on the relationships we have established with clients across North America.”
Simpson Print is a 50,000 square foot facility that offers screen, UV-offset and digital printing on a broad selection of substrates, from paper to plastic. Simpson produces decals, large format display signage for retailers, books, posters, brochures and stationary.
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