Business Management
Roland DGA’s Andrew Oransky Appointed to ISA Board
The company’s president and CEO is now a member of the governing body of ISA.
Roland DGA (Irvine, CA) has announced that its president and CEO, Andrew Oransky, has been appointed to the International Sign Association (ISA; Fairfax, VA) Board of Directors.
“Andrew’s leadership skills and deep understanding of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry have been an asset to Roland DGA, and they will be to ISA as well,” said Lori Anderson, ISA president and CEO. “He joins the board at an exciting time, as our industry continues to innovate and look toward the future. His insight will be invaluable in setting direction for ISA as we help member companies capitalize on the opportunities ahead.”
For more information on ISA or the ISA Board of Directors, visit signs.org. For more information on Roland DGA Corporation, visit rolanddga.com.
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