Thysse Announces Changes to Leadership Structure

Thysse, best known for generating innovative brand solutions and serving its local community, announced an expanded internal leadership structure. The adjustment will bring the company closer to its vision of becoming the premier model of a Brand Experience Provider. The restructuring includes new internal roles for owner and company President, Jason Thysse, who will serve as Chief Executive Officer, and for Dean Bott, former General Manager, now serving as President.

The new leadership structure allows Jason to focus on strategy that shifts Thysse into the future, transitioning the company to one that encourages leadership at every level. This move will empower Thysse employees to act with autonomy in supporting the company’s overall vision while fostering accountability and effective decision-making in their daily work.

In his new role as President, Dean Bott will draw on his extensive experience with process education within the print industry, assuming responsibility for day-to-day company functions. Already a key leader in the company, Bott will now oversee leadership, finance, marketing, sales and operations – both creative and manufacturing.

Even in adjusted roles, Jason and Dean will continue to work together to lead the company to its fullest potential.

“Eighty-one years ago, my grandfather founded this company on passion, pride, and craftsmanship. This next evolution puts Thysse on a path that continues to fulfill that legacy, leading us toward achieving our goal of becoming the accepted authorities in every brand offering we provide.” Jason Thysse, CEO
https://www.thysse.com/blog/thysse-announces-changes-to-leadership-structure/

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