A core part of our local authority printing service is the work we provide to electoral administration departments. Of all the areas of council print, electoral print is perhaps the most demanding and requires a specialist approach. Therefore, for 20+ years we have equipped ourselves with knowledge, affiliations, people and the technology it requires to service this market.
Today, we are affiliated with the Cabinet Office, The Association of Electoral Administrators, and The Electoral Commission, to keep up to date with the latest legislation. When it comes to delivery, we employ people with a strong background in print and communications and who share our company values. We have the latest printing technology and huge operational network to carry out local authority printing.
Our qualified team is made up of print and mail specialists, alongside election experts for our electoral print and mail customer base. Each local authority printing customer will have a dedicated account manager who is a single point of contact, each is qualified and legislatively experienced and will provide primary support to you. Our production and administration teams are also crucial to the success of your account and although not customer facing, will be working hard behind the scenes. Finally, in line with our open-door philosophy, our management team are accessible to customers, if needed.
Michelle brings over 20 years of global experience in the print and communications industry, with a proven track record of leading teams, partnering with supply chains, and delivering sustainable, innovative products and services.
Michelle is delighted to be building on the success and legacy established by John and Steve, and is deeply committed to continuing their vision of excellence while taking the company to new heights.
Her focus will remain on driving growth through innovation and ensuring Print Image Network delivers value to our customers, partners, and employees. At the same time, recognising the importance of sustainability and will prioritise solutions that create a positive impact on the environment and communities we serve.
Simon has held various positions in the world of print and direct mail. He began his career as a Print Estimator before moving on to become an Account Manager in the world of direct mail. He joined in 2007 as an Elections Account Manager and then went on to become a Senior Account Manager. With a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of election printing, Simon has managed the design and production of electoral stationery for UK Parliamentary Elections, European Parliamentary Election, Local Government Elections, Police and Crime Commissioner Elections, Referendums on the Voting System, Directly Elected Mayors, and EU Referendum. Simon was promoted to the role of Customer Service and Production Manager in 2012, then Commercial Manager in 2018, more recently promoted to Associate Director in 2023.
John founded Print Image Network Limited together with Stephen Power. Established in 2000, Print Image Network has had many notable achievements including winning several industry awards such as ‘Best Print Management Company’. Seeking further opportunities, John and Steve launched UK Engage in 2009, a full-service election brand. John is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. John will continue to contribute to the company as a Non-Executive Director on the board.
Following an MBA at London Business School and the University of Texas at Austin, Dominic spent a long corporate career in marketing, business development and senior management roles. Dominic has acted as Chairman at over a dozen private equity backed and family businesses including Morgan Sports Cars. He currently Chairs businesses backed by YFM and 24 Haymarket alongside his role at PIN.
PIN’s election work is close to Dominic's heart. Growing up in Nottingham his father was elected to the City Council and sat as a councillor for 20 years eventually becoming Deputy Leader and Lord Mayor. Politics and elections were front and centre in their house and Dominic delivered campaign leaflets from the age of 12, starting with the 1974 general elections.
