Gerald Whitlow serving Georgia, Tennessee & Kentucky for MAN Roland

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Gerald Whitlow serving Georgia, Tennessee & Kentucky for MAN Roland

Wednesday, March 22, 2006

Press release from the issuing company

Atlanta, Georgia — MAN Roland’s newest District Sales Manager in the southeast is Gerald Whitlow, assigned to provide printers in Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky with profitable pressroom solutions. Whitlow started his graphic arts career working in his uncle’s printing company, then as a pressman for several facilities in California. He subsequently became Production Manager of a large printing company in Houston, Texas. He moved into marketing and sales in 1990 as a bindery system product manager, and then served in sales executive roles for several major press makers. In his new post, Whitlow reports to Daniel Siewert, General Manager of the Southern Region of MAN Roland Inc.

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