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Agfa Graphics Adds Digital Imaging Specialist to Serve North Central U.S.

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7 years ago

January 9, 2017

Agfa Graphics has added Todd Murphy as a new Digital Imaging Specialist to serve the North Central region of the United States, including North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri. Murphy will represent the company’s award-winning digital wide-format inkjet systems and software.

Murphy has been in the graphic arts industry for more than 25 years. He has held sales and marketing positions at Fujifilm North America Corp., Sericol Inc. and The Chromaline Corp.

"Todd has a proven track record of exceeding sales goals by working as a business partner with his customers," said John Sullivan, Vice President of Digital Imaging, Agfa Graphics North America. "Centrally located print service providers looking to enter or expand their wide format offerings will find Todd as a great resource."

Agfa Graphics has been recognized in the specialty imaging industry for precision inkjet products that beat the competition in color appeal, tonality, image detail, objective color matching and greyscale color cast. The expansive UV inkjet product line offers a system for the small, medium or large printer looking to successfully expand their business. Agfa Graphics also markets wide-format ink, media and software designed to improve print service providers’ productivity and workflow for higher profits. For more information, click here.

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