Canon Production Printing
Dirk Brouns has had extensive work experience in the printing industry, primarily with Canon and its subsidiaries. Dirk started their career in 2006 at Oc&eacu; - A Canon Company, where they served in various roles including Department Manager of Mechanical Engineering and Vice President of Mechanical Engineering and Product Development Manager for monochrome printing systems. In 2016, Brouns joined Canon Europe Ltd. as the European Director of Strategy & Business Development for Industrial & Production Solutions. Currently, they hold the position of Vice President of Large Format Graphics at Canon Production Printing, starting in December 2018.
Dirk Brouns attended Bernardinuscollege Heerlen from 1986 to 1992, where they completed their Gymnasium degree. Dirk went on to study Mechanical Engineering at the Technical University of Aachen (RWTH) from 1992 to 1998, earning their Msc degree.
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Canon Production Printing
Canon Production Printing develops and manufactures high-tech printing products and workflow software for the commercial printing market and is part of Canon, a global provider of imaging technologies and services. Canon Production Printing operates on three continents, with approximately, 3300 employees (end 2022) and has its global headquarters in Venlo, the Netherlands. Its product offering includes continuous-feed and cut-sheet printers for high-volume printing and publishing, roll-to-roll and flatbed printers for large format graphics applications and large-format printers for display graphics and CAD/GIS applications. Industrial label printers for self-adhesive labels and selected flexible packaging applications have been added to the portfolio. Since the foundation of the company, the desire to continuously innovate has always been in its DNA. This desire created a natural match with Canon, which has been at the forefront of imaging excellence throughout its 80-plus year history and has committed to invest and capture growth opportunities not only in its core businesses, such as office equipment and cameras, but also in the four businesses that will underpin Canon’s future: commercial printing, network cameras, medical and industrial equipment. Canon is constantly redefining the world of imaging. Through its technology and spirit of innovation, it pushes the bounds of what is possible – helping to see our world in ways we never have before.