Columbus, OH – The Managed Print Services Association (MPSA) continues to experience consistent growth with a number of new corporate sponsors. The most recent additions to the MPSA community are:

New Platinum Members

- Océ North America, a Canon Group Company – Member contact: Tom O'Neill, Director Product Ops & Application Lab, Document Printing Systems

- Synnex Corporation – Member?contact: James Luquire, Associate Vice President

"Océ is excited to join the MPSA," said Tom O'Neill of Océ. "We see the association becoming the leader in helping establish best practices in MPS for customers and providers as this side of the industry grows and matures. As a group that contains a wide variety of MPS and other managed services providers, it provides a forum to exchange ideas and learn about things that work, and what to avoid. Additionally, Océ is pleased to share our experiences and add another voice to the conversation, as the industry works to define fair and competitive practices that are best for customers and end users of managed services and beneficial for the providers in this business."

New Standard Members

Brother International Corporation – Member contact: Tom Sickles, Senior Product Manager International

Global Printer Services – Member contact: Lance Lansing, Director of Sales and Marketing

NewField IT – Member contact: Ed Mosteller, Vice President - Americas Office

"Global Printer Services looks forward to partnering with companies dedicated to the MPS industry. With 15 years experience supplying dealers with remanufactured printers, our goal is to to grow with our partners and provide the support they need to succeed. MPSA will help us stay current with industry trends and news allowing us to better serve our partners," said Lance Lansing of Global Printer Services Inc.

"We are honored to have so many high-caliber companies join us in the effort to support and grow the MPS marketplace. The end result is a stronger association enriched by the ideas and experience of a wider range of corporate members," said MPSA President Joe Barganier.