Konica Minolta has appointed Sue Threlfo as its new general manager, Production & Industrial Print, in essence the person in charge of the company’s commercial print business.

The company says Threlfo will lead the team and facilitate the growth of production and industrial print in Australia.

Threlfo has 27 years’ experience within the print industry, and made the move to Konica Minolta as sales manager a year ago. She will now be responsible the production and industrial print segments.

Threlfo says, “I look forward to helping the team achieve success and continue the stellar start we have had in the first year of the official launch of industrial print.

“We are on a steady growth path as we look to introduce new products and diversify the offering. We also expect to see continued success in production print following a year of good growth in a stagnant market.”

David Procter, sales director, Konica Minolta, says, “Threlfo’s knowledge and depth of expertise in the printing industry is invaluable. She has built up a strong network in the market. Under her leadership and with a strong support team in place, we are looking forward to growing the business further.”

Konica Minolta has peformed strongly since its launch into commercial print 12 years ago. It develops and supplies a range of cut sheet toner based colour and monochrome digital print solutions, and through its new Industrial Print division supplies a range of solutions including the B2 inkjet sheetfed printer AccurioJet KM-1, as well as a digital label press, and its MGI digital embellishment solutions.

Anthony Lewis, the previous manager of Production & Industrial print for the company, is no longer with Konica Minolta.

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