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Epson and Microsoft Join Forces to Print and Share Holiday Memories for Picture Perfect Holiday Program

Epson Artisan All-in-One Helps Holiday Travelers Print Photos in Malls and Airports Across the U.S.LONG BEACH, Calif., Nov.  2011- Epson and Microsoft® join forces to spread some holiday cheer during the busy holiday travel season in malls and airports across the U.S. with the Picture Perfect Holiday Program.  Consumers can now visit participating locations and take pictures with Santa, printing them instantly using Microsoft photo editing tools and the Epson Artisan all-in-one printers for the holidays. 

"We are delighted to join Microsoft to help create such a fun and memorable experience for families traveling this holiday season," said Gregg Brunnick, group product manager, Epson America, Inc.  "Nothing captures the moment like a photo in hand and the Epson Artisan 730 all-in-one ensures holiday photos are ready for sharing, gift-giving and more."

The Epson Artisan® 730 is the world’s fastest 4" x 6" photo printer with prints in as fast as 10 seconds(1).  Creating one-of-a-kind cards, gifts, CDs/DVDs and more is easier than ever with a smart touch panel and 2.5-inch LCD.  In addition, users can print, scan and access memory card slots from any room in the house with Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ n wireless networking(2) and built-in Ethernet networking.  Also equipped with Epson Connect(3), a new portfolio of cloud and mobile services, the Artisan 730 enables users to print documents and photos directly from any mobile device, tablet and more. Rated number-one in photo quality, printing better-than lab-quality photos with vivid colors is easier than ever(4).

In addition, a holiday sweepstakes features daily offers and a chance to win the Artisan 730 all-in-one printer.  More information on the sweepstakes, Picture Perfect Holiday photo experience, as well as a detailed list of photo locations is available at http://www.freeholidayphotos.com.

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Epson appoints Feras Al Sweilam as new Middle East Business Sales Manager
Epson has announced the appointment of Feras Al Sweilam as the new Business Sales Manager for Epson Middle East. Al Sweilam, who rejoins the company after starting his career with Epson 10 years ago, previously worked at the Canadian Foreign Affairs and International Trade since 2008 as a Trade Commissioner within the diplomatic corps in the UAE.In his new role, Al Sweilam will have an opportunity to fully utilize his expertise in sales management, negotiating and building relationships as he leads Epson Middle East’s sales team and oversees the company’s sales projects in the region.

Commenting on the appointment, Khalil El-Dalu, General Manager, Epson Middle East, said, "Feras Al Sweilam’s extensive experience in business development and sales management will play a pivotal role in further strengthening Epson’s sales initiatives in the region. His appointment adds muscle to our Middle East sales team, which is crucially important as we are aiming to capitalize on exciting sales prospects that have emerged. Epson is very pleased to welcome Mr. Sweilam back to our fold and we are confident that he will help us achieve our sales target in the region."

Feras Al Sweilam said, "I am deeply grateful for the trust and confidence that Epson has given to me. This is indeed a great opportunity to lead Epson Middle East’s sales team and to help the company further strengthen its status as one of the best-selling technology brands in the region."

Al Sweilam holds a degree in information systems and post graduate studies in international business. He has worked with clients in telecommunication and IT, life science, biomedical and ocean technologies sectors. Al Sweilam has built a solid track record in business development and sales management with some of the top global companies such as RIM, Nortel, Bell Canada, Etisalat, Du and Dubai Airports among others.
Feras Al Sweilam, the new Business Sales Manager for Epson Middle East.

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November 25, 2011 at 7:50 AM