Nov. 12, 2026

Cerasoli

Arcus Printers announces that Chris Cerasoli has joined the company as a business development specialist, and Matt Venable has joined as a sales consultant.

Cerasoli will focus on growing the Arcus brand by expanding sales of printing equipment and consumables. “Chris brings extensive business development and relationship-building skills that will benefit our team and customers,” said Brian Belk, managing director at Axiom America, parent company of Arcus Printers, in a press release. “His ability to connect with both prospects and customers will help us reach a wider audience of decorators, brands, businesses, and organizations that want in-house printing capabilities for apparel, signage, promotional products, awards, and other product categories.”

Venable

Venable will focus on sales of printing machinery and consumable supplies, along with opportunities through the company’s Trade-In Program. “Matt understands what it takes to move from a product idea to a working production process,” said Belk in a press statement. “His background in design, manufacturing and equipment integration will help our customers evaluate new capabilities with a clear understanding of how they fit into their businesses.”

Both additions bring industry experience to their roles. “My experience in new business development with dye-sublimation equipment, inks, and paper will allow me to leverage my expertise to help grow Arcus and expand its customer base,” Cerasoli said in a press release.

Before joining Arcus Printers, Cerasoli spent nearly a decade as VP of business development at J-TECK USA, which was later acquired by JK Group, where he oversaw the Eastern Region and the Dominican Republic. He also served as international sales director at Swiss Performance Chemicals AG.

Venable’s experience spans graphic design, product development, industrial print manufacturing, technical production and equipment sales. He brings a practical understanding of how equipment, color management, consumables, and production processes work together to achieve a customer’s intended application, according to a press release from Arcus Printers.

“My experience from graphic design to product development through the industrial segments of print manufacturing has enabled me to relate to the client’s perspective of final applications,” Venable said in the press release. Venable has contributed to projects spanning exhibit graphics, retail products, and apparel manufacturing. His experience includes an early silicone edge graphics project for a Mini Cooper exhibit at the 2005 Miami Auto Show and an on-demand apparel microfactory demonstrated at the MAGIC apparel trade show for three consecutive years.

Contact Chris Cerasoli at chrisc@axiomamerica.com; connect with Matt Venable on LinkedIn.

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