Oluyomi Ojo Steps Down As Printivo CEO After 7 Years In Office
Oluyomi Ojo steps down as Printivo CEO after 7 years in office
Ojo, the founder of Printivo, has resigned from his position as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the digital printing company, with immediate effect. This was announced by the tech enthusiast in a blog post titled; My Watch has Come to an End.
“Today is my last day as CEO of Printivo, and it has been an incredible journey filled with exciting moments and some of life's most valuable lessons. “I will be eternally grateful for the opportunity to start from the ground up and build Printivo,” Oluyomi wrote in the blog post.
His successors were also announced by the former CEO, who noted that Temitope Ekundayo and Ibukun Oloyede, with whom he had collaborated and built Printivo over the previous six years, will now be in charge of the company's ambition to assist small businesses and designers in printing more effectively.
Oluyomi Ojo graduated with honors from Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomosho in 2008 with a degree in Applied Mathematics. During his time in the family business, he gained some graphic design and printing experience that he put to use after graduation. On the 22nd of January, 2014, he formed a partnership with two other friends to bring his dream to fruition, launching Printivo.com on the same day.
About Printivo
Design and printing company Printivo was founded with the goal of assisting small businesses in Africa in printing marketing and business materials with ease. By providing SMEs with affordable high-quality prints, the company makes it simple for SMEs to market their businesses through the use of printed materials.
One of Printivo's selling points is that it relieves the stress that SMEs and other blue-chip company officials experience when they have to leave their offices in search of printers. On the Printivo website, customers can design their own products because the company offers a large number of designs that can be customized to the customer's preferences in real time. Printivo takes pride in being an online shop with a physical presence in the community.
The digital printing company serves more than 20,000 customers, the majority of whom are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). However, it also boasts a slew of major corporations, including Etisalat, Konga, Cornerstone Insurance, Google, Samsung, Sahara Energy, and the Nigerian Stock Exchange, among others.
Oluyomi has stated that he will continue to serve as a director on the Printivo board of directors and that he will continue to support the team. He also expressed an interest in continuing to build and provide solutions to problems in his community.
