Domino Printing Sciences gets a new CEO after 22 years

Robert Pulford has been the new CEO of listed technology manufacturer Domino Printing Sciences since 1 April 2019. He took over from Nigel Bond, who shaped the manufacturer and developer of coding, marking and printing technologies for 22 years.
CEO Robert Pulford (Image: Domino Printing Sciences) CEO Robert Pulford (Image: Domino Printing Sciences)
Robert Pulford is the new CEO at Domino Printing Sciences. (Image: Domino Printing Sciences)

Generational change at Domino Printing Sciences. The company, which has been part of Brother Industries since 2015, is getting a new CEO. The previous Managing Director Nigel Bond left the company at the end of March.

Robert Pulford has been the new CEO of the listed technology manufacturer since 1 April 2019. Domino Printing Sciences. He succeeds Nigel Bond, who left the developer and manufacturer of Coding, marking and printing technologies for 22 years.

Robert Pulford previously worked for six years as Managing Director of the Domino division „Digital Printing“ is active. He has been with the company for 23 years and has been part of the executive management team for 14 years. His roles have included Managing Director of the UK domestic business. He also led the new product development programme for the Domino „i-Tech“ products and the integration of a number of acquisitions.

Nigel Bond shaped Domino for 22 years

„I am proud to have led such a dedicated and talented team that has driven innovation and produced ground-breaking, award-winning technologies.“
Nigel Bond, former CEO of Domino Printing Sciences

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The globally active company, which was founded in 1978, honours the work of its retired CEO: During his tenure, the Market price increased from £75 million to £1 billion in the year of the sale to Brother. More than 20 companies were acquired during this period, including the technology manufacturers Sator Laser and Citronix as well as the former sales partners Domino Sweden and Domino MarqueTDI from Portugal.