Tim griffiths williams lea biography samples
Tim griffiths williams lea biography samples
Williams lea in orange county!
Exile playing a global role sees Wales’ side winning
IN 2007 PrintWeek’s Power 100 voted Tim Griffiths, chief executive of Williams Lea, the most influential individual in print.
It was the conclusion of a momentous year for both him and his company.
There was the £130m acquisition of The Stationery Office, driving his business process outsourcing (BPO) firm beyond the £500m turnover mark and the opening of a £10m transactional mail facility in Norfolk.
Williams Lea has retained a presence in the City since 1820 when it was established as a translator of Hebrew texts into English.
It’s a history he is very proud of.
Griffiths arrived at the end of the 1980s when the company was in financial turmoil.
The recession and technical obsolescence was impacting the printing industry and this family-owned and run company was having difficulties in dealing with the inevitable requirement for reorganisation and redundancies.
Using a military analogy he said: “A battlefield promotion ens