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Inkcups Appoints Rick Hajec As Chief Executive Officer

PRIVATEApr 12, 2024•about 2 years ago

Position

Chief Executive Officer

Company

Inkcups

Rick Hajec

DanversManufacturing

Description

Inkcups has announced strategic changes to its executive team in order to keep driving business growth. Benjamin Adner, founder and chief innovation officer, has taken on a new role as chief innovation officer allowing Rick Hajec to take on the role of Inkcups chief executive officer.

Company Information

Company

Inkcups

Location

Danvers, Massachusetts, United States

About

Inkcups Now Corp. (ICN) was founded in 2001 by Ben Adner in the basement of his house. The company first started out only selling his patented universal ink cup but soon grew. Today, Inkcups manufactures, distributes and services a full line-up of machines and supplies for Pad Printing on promotional products, Tagless Garments, medical and electronic devices as well as machines and supplies for Screen Printing, Inkjet Printing, and Laser Etching and Plate-Making. ICN supplies to companies in the promotional product, tagless garment, electronics, medical, automotive, tagless garment and other industries. We offer apparel manufacturers a turnkey Tagless solution, which includes pad printers, wash-resistant inks, digital cliche-making capabilities and tech support in North, Central and South America in English and Spanish.

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