George Marsh Retires from FDC, Patrick Powers to Serve as Vice President of Business Development

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (March 11, 2020) — FDC Graphic Films, Inc. announced that George Marsh, Vice President of Business Development, will retire effective May 1, 2020, after 35 years in the self-adhesive signs, graphics, and roll label industry.

Marsh has been a key member of the FDC senior management team for over 14 years, in several roles, including Vice President, General Manager, and Vice President of Sales and Marketing.

Before FDC, his industry experience includes leadership roles with Mactac and Avery Dennison Marking Films Division, with a broad background in marketing and sales.

Marsh is retiring in northeast Ohio, which is closer to family and friends. His plans include traveling with his wife, Mary Beth; golfing; helping their son, Brian, and daughter, Meredith, with projects; and volunteering. Plus, he says, some personal time to relax.

Over the next six weeks, Marsh will be working together with the incoming Vice President of Business Development, Patrick Powers.

Powers joins FDC with over seven years of sales, product management, and business development experience, most recently as Vice President of Global Sales, Advanced Release Solutions of Infiana USA, Inc., which produces engineered and innovative films for the consumer, industrial, and pressure-sensitive markets.

Before that, Powers served as Sales Director, EMEA of Arlon Graphics, Inc.

ABOUT FDC GRAPHIC FILMS, INC.
Founded in 1988, FDC is one of the sign-making industry’s leading converters and suppliers of sign vinyl films, digital media, overlaminates, banners, and heat transfer films, with warehouses and converting facilities in both South Bend, Indiana, and Reno, Nevada. The company markets, converts, and distributes leading brands such as Lumina^®, 3M, RTape, and ASLAN exclusively through distribution channels. FDC’s 120 employees serve more than 1,000 customers in all 50 states and in Canada.

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