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Roland DGA President and CEO Andrew Oransky Appointed to the International Sign Association Board of Directors

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4 years ago

December 2, 2019

Roland DGA, a leading provider of wide-format inkjet printers and other advanced digital imaging devices, has announced that its president and CEO, Andrew Oransky, has been appointed to the International Sign Association (ISA) Board of Directors.

As the governing body of ISA, the Board of Directors supervises, controls and directs the affairs of the Association, its committees and publications, determines its policies, actively pursues its objectives, and supervises the disbursement of its funds.

“Andrew’s leadership skills and deep understanding of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry have been an asset to Roland DGA, and they will be to ISA as well,” said Lori Anderson, ISA president and CEO. “He joins the Board at an exciting time, as our industry continues to innovate and look toward the future. His insight will be invaluable in setting direction for ISA as we help member companies capitalize on the opportunities ahead.”

To learn more about ISA or the ISA Board of Directors, visit https://www.signs.org. For more information on Roland DGA Corporation, or the complete line of Roland products, visit https://www.rolanddga.com.

About Roland DGA Corporation

Roland DGA Corporation serves North and South America as the marketing, sales, distribution and service arm for Roland DG Corporation. Founded in 1981 and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Roland DG of Hamamatsu, Japan is a worldwide leader in wide-format inkjet printers for the sign, apparel, textile, personalization and vehicle graphics markets; engravers for awards, giftware and ADA signage; photo impact printers for direct part marking; and CNC milling machines for the dental CAD/CAM, rapid prototyping, part manufacturing and medical industries. For more information, visit https://www.rolanddga.com.

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