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Lawson Screen & Digital Products, Inc. Names Taylor Landesman as Vice President

Published

8 years ago

June 9, 2016

David Landesman, Co-President of Lawson Screen & Digital Products, is pleased to announce the installation of Taylor Landesman as its new Vice President. David says, “Taylor represents the next generation in our family business. We are absolutely delighted that Taylor represents the third generation of Landesmans in the screen printing industry. He brings to Lawson a well-rounded knowledge of the industry, sense of innovation and a strong customer-focused orientation.”

Taylor is responsible for assisting with the daily operations of the business, and leads the advisory team for strategic growth of its screen and digital printing equipment. Taylor states, "I am thrilled to be back at the company my grandfather started over 67 years ago, in 1949. My analytical and managerial experience will continue Lawson’s tradition of pioneering innovative products that are simple to use, maintain, and are affordable for the every-day screen and digital printer."

Taylor spent the last four years as an attorney for the State of Illinois in the field of insurance and pension regulation. He represented the State in numerous court proceedings, negotiations, and investigations.

Taylor, a St. Louis native, spent time living in New York and Chicago but now calls St. Louis home. Taylor is an avid soccer fan and volunteers with various legal aid organizations.

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