Paschal’s
position will strengthen relationships with equipment manufacturers and dealer
networks
San
Francisco, 11/15/2016 - Sepialine announced today that Bob Paschal has joined
the company as Channel Development Manager. Paschal comes to Sepialine from
Konica Minolta, where he worked as the Program Manager of their wide format
division. Previous to Konica Minolta, Paschal worked with several equipment
providers, including ARC, NGI and Alabama Graphics.
As
Channel Development Manager, Paschal will be responsible for developing sales
channel programs to promote Sepialine’s wide-format-focused products, Argos and
Printerpoint. Paschal will create and nurture programs for the sales teams of
companies like HP, Canon, Konica Minolta and KIP.
“Bob’s
experience working within both manufacturers and resellers of wide format
equipment with be a great asset to Sepialine” says CEO Jeremy Evans. “He
understands both sides of the aisle. We are looking forward to him opening new
doors within our channels to increase awareness of the great products we offer.
In
addition to developing programs within the OEM channel space, Paschal will be
working closely with dealer networks like ReproMAX and RSA to understand the
needs of their members, and create programs that align with network sales
initiatives.
“I
am very excited to be on the Sepialine team,” says Paschal. “Sepialine is a
unique company with a fantastic value proposition. We have great brand
awareness in the AEC space but I believe there is plenty of room for growth in
the vertical as well as expansion outside in areas such as wide format
graphics. I think what we bring to the table is unparalleled. Can’t wait to see
what the future holds.”
About
Sepialine
Sepialine
is a San Francisco-based technology company, specializing in print-related
software. Formed in 1998, Sepialine creates applications to solve the needs of
imaging technology providers and their customers. Sepialine’s partners include
HP, Canon, KIP, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, Xerox and more.
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