“Andrew Williams understands the printing and distribution industry and the need to transform PMP into a streamlined, dynamic and customer focused organisation,” says PMP CEO, Richard Allely. “Bringing him back will help to restore the experience and depth of knowledge that was lost in recent years.

“Andrew Williams will be a key member of the team that has been charged with building the strength of our letterbox distribution offer to win market share. With Andrew’s help, PMP will emerge stronger, more efficient and better able to partner with its customers into the future,” Allely says.

Allely says he will announce further details of his transformation plan for PMP later this month.

Meanwhile, Williams says Allely’s appointment to the top job at PMP in April led to his decision to return to the PMP fold. “I have a great deal of respect for Richard,” Williams says. “He asked me to come back and I agreed.”

To be based in Melbourne, Williams says his first priority will be to re-establish PMP’s rapport with clients.

“This industry is an integral part of the commercial life of Australia,” Williams adds. “When we deliver, our client’s cash registers ring but we need to understand our customers.

“Richard Allely is absolutely on the right track and I am happy to be back.”

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