Fluid Color names Allen Dunn as president

Fluid Color has announced that industry leader Allen Dunn has been appointed president. According to the company, the hiring marks a pivotal step in its strategy to accelerate growth, expand its technology portfolio, and redefine what’s possible in high-performance print and color production.

Dunn is said to bring a powerhouse background in enterprise sales, new business development, and cross-functional leadership, supported by deep expertise in product management, product strategy, and international business. Known for transforming complex challenges into scalable growth, Dunn has built a career on elevating customer experience, strengthening partner ecosystems, and driving breakthrough innovation across global markets.

“Fluid Color is positioned for extraordinary momentum,” said Dunn. “Customers are demanding smarter technology, faster results, and a partner who can anticipate what’s next. Fluid Color has the vision, the capability, and the drive to lead this industry forward. I’m excited to work with this exceptional team as we push boundaries and deliver solutions that help our customers win bigger every day.”

As president, Dunn will oversee company-wide strategy, sales acceleration, product direction, and operational alignment. His appointment underscores Fluid Color’s commitment to bold innovation, stronger market presence, and a customer-first approach that sets new standards for performance, reliability, and creative excellence.

“Allen’s leadership, strategic insight, and ability to energize teams make him the ideal choice to guide Fluid Color into its next phase,” said Greg Meyerratken, Fluid Color founder. “His track record of commercial success and product innovation will be instrumental as we scale to meet rising demand and expand into new markets.”

According to the company, Dunn is a seasoned and respected industry voice, known for bridging technical, creative, and commercial priorities — empowering teams to deliver results that resonate from the production floor to the executive boardroom.