C&A family invests in HelloPrint

Rob van den Braak/17/03/2017/

C&A family Brenninkmeijer and German venture capitalist Project A are investing “millions” in HelloPrint from Rotterdam, the Netherlands. HelloPrint is aiming to become the leading platform for print orders in Europe. Co-founder Hans Scheffer collected 3 million last year from various investors, among whom was Gert-Jan Munneke. HelloPrint, known in the Netherlands from Drukzo, is an online print platform for SMEs for their brochures, posters, bags and business cards. The company is active in eight countries, had a turnover of 30 million euro in 2016 and has 150 employees in Rotterdam and Valencia. HelloPrint is different from Drukwerkdeal in that they outsource production.



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Printer’s devil (1964), phototypesetter, offsetprinter, teacher of graphic techniques, salesmanager, productmanager, trade journalist, founder of BlokBoek e-zine (2011). But above all husband, father, friend and lover of life in southern Spain (since 2010).

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