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Q&A: Debbie Nedza, business director, HH Global

Debbie is “54 years young” and has spent 25 years working in print and marketing services. She is married with two grown up boys, and is “beyond excited” to have a first grandchild on the way.

60 seconds with Print Plus UK

Print Plus UK started life some 30 years ago in a small warehouse in the picturesque Little Germany district of Bradford, printing single-colour takeaway menus and the like. Since then the business...

Nichols: I dabble in crypto currency, trading stocks online and I have set up my own AI marketing bot

Rising Star: Chase Nichols, senior apprentice print and finishing, JDP

Chase is 20 and, come January, will have completed his third year of working in the industry.

Overmatter: A bunch of benches

Overmatter loves a good calendar. Countryfile, obviously. Perhaps something stylish involving lovely illustrations from Art Angels,  Angela Harding or depictions of beautiful manuscripts from The...

Vosper: loved his print journey and camaraderie

Vosper retires after more than 40 years at TJ

TJ Books sales director Andy Vosper – the firm’s longest-serving employee – has retired.

Carols for Printers: an annual ritual

Carols for Printers carries on despite Omicron

The annual Carols for Printers service at St Bride’s Church in London returned this year with an understandably diminished – but enthusiastic – attendance from the industry.

Leo Smith: an inspiration to many

Tributes paid to Leo Smith

Leo Smith, one of the industry’s leading lights in high-end repro and printing during the 1980s and 1990s has died aged 81.

Neill will focus on UK and Ireland customers

GEW pushes sheetfed sales in home market

GEW has boosted its sheetfed sales team with the appointment of a science graduate.

Murray: Delta is at an incredibly exciting stage of growth

Delta underscores ambitions with new hire

Delta Group has appointed a big hitter from the entertainment industry in a new executive role.

Beatty: praised for driving "immense change"

Change at the top of DMG Media

Long-serving DMG Media CEO Kevin Beatty is to retire, with a MailOnline executive stepping in to fill his shoes.