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Konica Minolta’s Jason Dizzine Promoted to Vice President, Portfolio Management and Planning

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Ramsey, NJ -- Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) today announced Jason Dizzine has been promoted to Vice President, Portfolio Management and Planning. Dizzine joined Konica Minolta in 2021 to lead the company’s Production Print Portfolio Management and Planning team. In his new role, he will be responsible for establishing marketing and go-to-market strategies for the office product and production printing business across all Konica Minolta channels. Dizzine also oversees Konica Minolta’s 18,500 square-foot client engagement center (CEC), located in Ramsey, NJ, a state-of-the-art facility showcasing the latest technologies revolutionizing the production and industrial print industry.

“Since joining the company, Jason has built on the CEC’s strong foundation by implementing processes, policies and best practices that have contributed to improved sales success rates,” said Michael Mathé, Chief Operating Officer, Konica Minolta. “His extensive industry experience in sales and product marketing put him in a unique position to provide added value in his day-to-day interactions with customers on their journey with Konica Minolta products and services.”

Dizzine has more than 30 years of industry experience, including several strategic marketing leadership roles overseeing technology provider partnerships and managing environmental sustainability and product compliance initiatives. Prior to joining Konica Minolta, he led product marketing for other key manufacturers, driving the design and implementation of go-to-market strategies for MFPs, printers, software and services across all channels.

“This is such an exciting time for print, and I’m so proud to be part of Konica Minolta’s best-in-class team as we continue bringing innovation to our overall product portfolio,” said Dizzine. “The production and industrial print market is expanding at lightning-speed, and Konica Minolta continues to keep pace by making significant investments in its equipment, both hardware and software, that support new customer applications being uncovered every day. I look forward to what the future brings for this area of our business.”

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