Geoff McCue – He is a well-respected and well-known industry member who, throughout his career, has contributed to the industry’s advancement. His achievements include several product inventions – including a patented registration system, die-cut stencil systems, and several test films – although his most notable invention is the first digital screenmaking system that Gerber Scientific Products marketed as their Gerber Screenjet. With this invention, McCue became the “father” of computer-to-screen systems. Further patented inventions currently under development also relate to digital screenmaking and are expected to advance the industry further.

A former columnist for Screenprinting magazine, he has actively promoted screenprinting through frequent contributions to other industry publications ranging from UV printing, textile printing, stencil-making techniques, and production efficiency. He has also served on the SGIA education committee and is a frequent speaker at SGIA conventions, trade magazines, and product distributor functions. McCue has over 27 years in the screen printing industry with a background in typography, printing, sales, marketing, production management, and sales management. His experiences as a graphic printer, textile printer, supplier, and manufacturer give him a unique perspective and vast technical experience.

McCue is a 2000 inductee into the Academy of Screen and Digital Print Technologies (ASDPT).