Corbett joins Webcom as new Director of Operations

Michael Corbett.
Michael Corbett.

Webcom Incorporated, a leading Toronto-based book manufacturer serving the printing needs of global publishers, has appointed Michael Corbett as its Director of Operations. He joins the executive leadership team and will lead and manage Webcom’s Operations and Manufacturing Divisions. Corbett has a strong background in the printing industry, gained through a variety of senior leadership positions at companies such as the Data Group of Companies, Symcor, Avant Imaging and Information Management (AIIM), and TC Transcontinental. He also holds an MBA Degree from Royal Roads University located in Victoria, British Columbia.
Corbett’s primary responsibility will be to advance production capabilities, operational efficiencies and increase cost-saving opportunities. His immediate focus will be the installation of the company’s HP Indigo 10000 and its integration into Webcom’s workflow. Corbett is a seasoned operations executive with a passion for creating high quality, innovative print solutions that meet the needs of publishers. “I’m excited to be joining the Webcom team, where the combination of people, process and technology is unmatched in the book manufacturing.
Michael Colllinge.
Michael Collinge.

“This is an exciting time at Webcom,” said Mike Collinge, Webcom’s President & CEO. “Driven by customer demand for tailored print solutions, including ultra-short runs, we continue to invest in innovative printing technologies. Our recent investment in the HP Indigo 10000, a game-changing 29-inch digital press, bridges the gap between traditional offset and digital print. Michael’s extensive experience in print manufacturing will be an asset in meeting our customer’s requirements for print quality, efficient workflows and reliability.”
Webcom is a leading Canadian book manufacturer serving Canadian, U.S. and global publishers for over 35 years. With a long history of technology leadership, Webcom offers specializes in print solutions to address the challenges of high inventory and production costs. Print solutions are integrated through automated workflow technology and leading-edge digital inkjet web presses, as well as conventional offset presses and the latest bindery systems.

Tony Curcio
Tony Curcio is the news editor at Graphic Arts Magazine.

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