Tim Paul joins Domino Printing Sciences as Global OEM Development Director

He has a well-established professional background in the coding and marking sector

Domino Printing Sciences has appointed Tim Paul as Global OEM Development Director.

In this newly created role, which has a global remit, Paul will support Domino’s sales channels and its Global Sector Development programme, working closely with the product management team.

With a well-established professional background in the coding and marking sector, Paul began his career as an Aircraft Engineer for the Royal Navy, serving there for more than 10 years. He then worked as a Sales Engineer at Metronic Printing and Coding, before joining Markem-Imaje in 2001. Over the next 15 years, Paul held a series of OEM management roles, gaining broad expertise across coding technologies, and most recently was Global Strategic Account Manager.

Paul has also been a member of the Board of Directors at the PPMA (Processing and Packaging Machinery Association) since 2010, enabling him to maintain a broad knowledge of the latest developments and innovations that may affect businesses in the packaging machinery sector.

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