RPI Print names new CRO and Europe GM as it expands in US and Europe

RPI Print has appointed Noah Rogers as chief revenue officer and Hayco van Gaal as executive vice president and general manager for Europe as the company pushes growth in digital print and white-label fulfillment. The moves come as RPI Print expands API-connected platform offerings and prepares to broaden those capabilities globally over the next year.

Why it matters: - RPI Print is adding senior leadership as it tries to scale commercial growth across the US and Europe. - The appointments support the company’s push into digital print and white-label fulfillment, where technology, automation and fulfillment speed are key differentiators. - The changes also signal continuity in Europe, where Paul Adriaans is retiring after 16 years leading the business.

What happened: - RPI Print appointed Noah Rogers as chief revenue officer. - RPI Print named Hayco van Gaal executive vice president and general manager in Eindhoven, Europe. - Rogers will lead commercial strategy across enterprise and mid-market partnerships. - Van Gaal succeeds Paul Adriaans, who is retiring after 16 years leading the European business.

The details: - Rogers brings more than 30 years of sales and leadership experience. - His background includes senior roles at RR Donnelley and DFIN. - At DFIN, Rogers led a platform transformation that moved clients from manual processes to digital workflows. - RPI Print said Rogers will help align commercial strategy with its AI-enabled workflow technology, manufacturing capacity and global fulfillment network. - Van Gaal brings international sales and marketing experience in the printing and imaging industry. - RPI Print described van Gaal’s leadership style as people-first, with an emphasis on trust, collaboration and practical execution. - The company said van Gaal has a track record of building high-performing teams and driving results through clear strategy and authentic connection. - RPI Print’s platform offerings are accessible through its API without additional integration from partners. - Those offerings include expanded product selection, shipping across the US, US territories and Canada, plus order analytics and asset creation. - The company said those capabilities will expand worldwide in the coming year. - RPI Print recently announced a strategic partnership with Mediaclip to scale personalized production and fulfillment globally. - The Mediaclip partnership is designed to provide a connected experience from front-end creation through delivery.

Between the lines: - The leadership changes suggest RPI Print is prioritizing revenue expansion and operational execution at the same time. - Rogers’ background in moving customers from manual to digital workflows fits a business focused on automation and API-connected sales. - Van Gaal’s appointment points to a desire to keep Europe growing while maintaining local customer relationships inside a global platform.

What's next: - RPI Print plans to broaden its platform capabilities worldwide over the next year. - Rogers and van Gaal are expected to focus on capturing more growth in digital print and white-label fulfillment. - The company is likely to lean on its technology investments and the Mediaclip partnership as it scales personalized production and fulfillment. - RPI Print says its sales team can be contacted through the company contact page.

The bottom line: - RPI Print is reshaping its leadership bench to support a broader push across software-enabled print, fulfillment and global growth.