Domino Printing Sciences’ Tim Paul announced as new Chairman for the PPMA

  • By Domino Printing Sciences
  • December 17, 2018
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Tim Paul, Global Account Director – Multi-National Accounts & OEMs at Domino Printing Sciences, has been appointed as the Chairman of the PPMA (Processing & Packaging Machinery Trade Association), effective 11 December 2018. He takes on the two-year appointment from Mark Williamson, Managing Director of Stemmer Imaging, who had held the Chairman position since December 2016.

The PPMA is the UK’s lead trade association for the suppliers of processing and packaging machinery to the UK and overseas markets. With over 500 members, the PPMA provides support to various companies in the packaging and processing sector via training, marketing services, and trade exhibitions.

A member of the PPMA Board of Directors since 2007, Tim has more than 20 years’ experience in the coding and marking sector. Tim has worked in a series of Sales Engineer and OEM management roles with fellow PPMA members gaining broad expertise across coding technologies, before holding the role of Global Strategic Account Manager. He joined Domino in February 2016 as Global OEM Development Director.

Domino Printing Sciences, an established global developer of coding, marking and printing technologies, is one of the original members of the PPMA.

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Speaking about his appointment, Tim says: “I’m delighted to be taking on the role of Chairman for the PPMA. The organisation prides itself on the support, education and
training it offers its members, as well as providing a voice for them on key topics that affect our industry.

“I look forward to embarking on this journey and working closely with my fellow board members and CEO of the PPMA, Andrew Mint – together we can help packaging and processing companies continue to flourish.”

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