United Kingdom-based water-based ink supplier MagnaColours recently appointed John Lynch as its new marketing manager, and Supasorn Jirangda and Ravindu De Silva as its regional sales managers based in Thailand and Sri Lanka, respectively.
Lynch brings more than a decade of graphic, marketing and print design experience to the company. He previously worked as a brand manager for Ideal Sourcing LTD developing and designing product for retail by Create & Craft.
“Our customers and their clients are often highly creative and having a marketing manager with both the graphic-design knowledge and marketing background that John has is a great asset to MagnaColours,” says Helen Parry, managing director of MagnaColours. “John is already starting to work with our global distributors, sales team and expert print technicians to promote our innovative products and champion our brand to the global market.”
Having spent two years at Perfectos HK selling heat transfers in the South Asia region, Jirangda joins MagnaColours in Thailand, bringing an extensive knowledge of traditional screen-printing inks and processes. She previously worked as an account manager at PolyOne.
De Silva joins MagnaColours from Perfectos HK. Based in Sri Lanka, he brings 15 years of production industry knowledge, and has worked to establish and improve print production processes and manufacturing quality at various companies.
“We are thrilled to welcome Supasorn and Ravindu to MagnaColours,” Parry says. “Having new regional sales managers located in South Asia enables us to increase our focus in these developing markets. It enables us to be able to work closer and forge stronger relationships with manufacturers and printers in the region.” — D.S.
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