NEIGHBOUR TO HEAD FUJIFILM GRAPHIC SYSTEMS

Troy Neighbour will be the new head of Fujifilm Graphic Systems, taking over the top job next month, when current incumbent Tony van Broekhuizen retires after 30 years in the industry.

Neighbour joined Fujifilm six years ago, having already racked up 16 years in print, and since then has worked closely alongside van Broekhuizen to change the way Fujifilm thinks and acts, pushing the company to expand its market appeal and strengthen its business processes.

Neighbour has a strong belief in the printing industry, and loves to challenge the business to do its best. He steps up to the new role from his current position as Fujifilm business manager – Graphic Systems. The Graphic Systems division has plates, CTP, inks, consumables, wide format printers, and inkjet printers in its rapidly expanding portfolio.

Neighbour said, “I’m very excited to receive this appointment. Fujifilm is a great company, and we have a fantastic team, with some of the most passionate and dedicated people you could find. Combining that with our constantly evolving technology, we have a great platform to support our customers to achieve their goals.”

Tony van Broekhuizen began his career in the graphics industry with Heidelberg in 1992, and moved to Currie Group in 2013, before joining Fujifilm in 2018. He has been instrumental in building the Fujifilm Graphic Systems business into one of the leading suppliers in the industry, the company says his passion for the industry will be sorely missed.

Neighbour said, "I would like to thank Tony for his leadership of our team over the past four and a half years. He has been instrumental in getting Fujifilm to the position it is in now where we can focus on growing ourselves and supporting the industry in the best possible way.”