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Roland DGA Announces Opening of New East Coast Imagination Center

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8 years ago

April 5, 2016

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Roland DGA Corporation, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and other advanced digital devices, announced today the opening of its new East Coast Imagination Center in Wilmington, Massachusetts near Boston. The new 3,500 square-foot facility will serve as product demonstration and application display venue, as well as a training and sample production site for Roland resellers, customers and prospective customers.

“Approximately 70 percent of our customers are located east of the Mississippi,” noted Rick Scrimger, president of Roland DGA. “This Imagination Center will make it easier for prospective customers on that side of the country to see our newest and most popular digital printing technologies, as well as our advanced dental milling machines, in action. The facility will serve to support our dealers in the Eastern U.S., as well as inspire end users within that region.”

In addition to serving as a demo facility for Roland dealers, the Imagination Center is open to the public, enabling anyone interested to get a firsthand look at the company’s cutting-edge devices. Like many of Roland DG’s business divisions around the world, the facility boasts a Creative Center gallery that showcases a wide variety of products made by Roland DG customers and technologies. Visitors can see actual examples of creative output and get a feel for what these amazing machines can do.

Scott Burgess, formerly Roland DGA’s Northeast Service Account Manager, has been appointed East Coast Imagination Center Manager. He will be assisted by Mike Gaurino, who recently joined Roland DGA as the company’s new Northeast Service Account Manager.

Roland DGA has plans to hold a “Grand Opening” ceremony for its new East Coast Imagination Center at a later date, soon to be announced.

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