Rebranded manroland rededicates U.S. headquarters
Sep 1, 2008 12:00 PM
manroland Inc. rededicated its North American headquarters in Westmont, IL, this summer, as part of the company's rebranding. Joining manroland CEO Vince Lapinski for the occasion were Kirk Dillard, Illinois State Senator of the 24th District, Patricia R. Bellock, Illinois State Representative for the 47th District, and Polly Jensen, president and CEO of the Printing Industry of Illinois Assn. All made brief statements to a crowd of manroland employees and media before unveiling the company's new logo and touring the facility.
The Westmont office was built and completed in 1982. While its presses are assembled in Germany, all North American sales, service and parts are managed by employees in Westmont. It also houses the Print Technology Center, a dynamic learning environment where the newest equipment and technology is demonstrated to customers and visitors throughout the year.
CEO Lapinski addressed a current industry issue in his remarks. Illinois is one of 11 states with proposed legislation (SB2115) that would have a negative effect on the printing industry with passage of a “Do Not Mail” bill. Similar to the national do not call registry, it would impose harsh limitations on advertising mail.
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