Inkcups Announces New CEO
Bill Keating
Inkcups, a global leader in the printing industry, has appointed Bill Keating as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective May 19, 2025. Bill succeeds Rick Hajec, who served as interim CEO since April 2024 and remains a key member of the Inkcups Advisory Board.
Bill is an experienced leader who will help to drive Inkcups' future growth as the company continues to innovate, create value for customers, and deliver outstanding solutions globally. He brings to Inkcups more than 25 years of experience in manufacturing and in providing complex solutions to global markets, combining deep commercial sales experience with strong technical expertise and strategic executive leadership. His hands-on approach has been shaped by key leadership roles at Roper Industries, OMEGA Engineering, Oxford Instruments America, and Gooch & Housego. Over the course of his career, he has been actively involved in all aspects of manufacturing, including sales, service, marketing, engineering, operations and distribution.
Bill Keating comments, “Inkcups has a distinguished track record of pioneering technology, expanding into new markets, and delivering solutions that meet the evolving needs of its customers. I am honored to lead this exceptional organization at a time of significant opportunity, and I look forward to building on its strong foundation, driving innovation, and accelerating global growth.”
Rick Hajec comments, “It has been an honor to guide Inkcups during this transition. With his vast experience in developing complex solutions that create value for customers, Bill is ideally suited to steer Inkcups as it continues on its path of global growth.”
Matt Yohe, Partner at MPE Partners comments, “This leadership transition marks an exciting new chapter for Inkcups, as the company continues to enhance its innovative capabilities, expand its global footprint, and deliver industry-leading solutions to customers around the world.”
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