Corporate Development Associates Opens First International Office in the UK

Mike Roberts

Corporate Development Associates (CDA), Scottsdale, Ariz., today announced the addition of UK printing industry veteran Mike Roberts to its deal-making team as its liaison to the UK. Roberts is currently the owner of print distributor PMG Print Management Ltd. in West Yorkshire, England. He started his print career in 1989 with a short stint at Hardy Business Forms (subsequently acquired by Moore Paragon), and later joined print management company Alistair McIntosh Limited (aka Alimac).

“We are delighted to announce the addition of Mike to our deal-making team as our Liaison to the UK,” said Jim Anderson, CDA’s founder and president. “We are being asked more and more by our USA-based clients to explore opportunities in the UK and vice-versa (UK companies wanting to acquire USA-based companies). I fully expect that Mike will provide a great conduit for CDA with both print distributors/management companies and manufacturers by using his absolutely incredible base of IPIA member contacts.” (IPIA is the UK version of PSDA.)

"I am pleased to enter into this new relationship with CDA as Jim, along with his associates are all print industry veterans,” Roberts said. “CDA has a track record of success in the printing industry in the U.S. and it is my intent to assist them in doing the same in the U.K. I have many long-standing personal relationships with print industry principals particularly within the business forms, commercial print and label segments of our industry, which is my area of expertise.”

Parties interested in hearing more may contact Mike Roberts directly in England by phone from the US: 011-44-7-961944341 or email: mroberts@printmergers.com; or Jim Anderson in Scottsdale, Ariz., by phone: 480-951-2441 or email: jaa@printmergers.com.

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