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tion into their new leadership roles,” said George R. Martin. “Laila has been an exceptional leader within our organi- zation, and I am confident her vision and dedication will drive continued success. Likewise, Charles’s engineering expertise, innovative mindset, and deep understanding of our customers and industry will be instrumental in keeping us, and our customers on the cutting edge of technology.” Jaffer shared her enthusiasm for the future, “I am hon- ored to serve as President of the Geo. M. Martin Company. I look forward to building on the strong foundation George and our leadership team have created, and to working closely with our talented employees to deliver innovative solutions and outstanding value to our customers. I also hope my appointment inspires more women to pursue leadership positions in manufacturing, where diverse per- spectives are vital for innovation and progress.” Rizzuti adds, “Innovation is at the core of what we do. In my new role as CTO, I am excited to lead our engineering and production teams in developing advanced solutions that help our customers achieve new levels of productivi- ty, reliability, and quality. The future of this industry will be defined by those who embrace technology, and Geo. M. Martin intends to remain at the forefront.” This leadership transition reflects Geo. M. Martin Com- pany’s dedication to continuous improvement, customer satisfaction, and product innovation. As the company ap- proaches its centennial milestone, it remains committed to delivering high-performance solutions that set industry standards around the world.
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Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) has published its CSR Report 2025, providing customers with a clearer under- standing of the company’s approach to sustainability and the progress it has made in key areas related to the envi- ronment, people, and society. The report, written with reference to the Global Report- ing Initiative (GRI) Standards, presents data and insights on a range of material ESG topics that matter to Domino’s customers, particularly those seeking to assess supplier performance as part of their sustainability goals, commit- ments, and objectives. It also outlines Domino’s next steps on sustainability and how the company plans to track im- provements year-on-year. “Sustainability expectations have stepped up in recent years, and our customers – particularly large multinational corporations – are under increasing pressure from regula- tors and consumers to demonstrate responsible business practices across their value chains,” said Thomas Guer- riero, Group CSR Customer Manager, Domino. “It’s not just a case of doing the right thing; it is now an important
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