Scott Ravizza has been with Droppoint since August 2012. He started in the role of Project Manager and has recently been promoted to General Manager Customer Service.

Before joining Droppoint, Scott worked for one of Australia’s leading reprographics companies. He has extensive experience in the reprographics sector where he started off as an engineer, working his way up to finish as Service Business Manager with responsibilities for the Asia Pacific Consumer Imaging Business.

He is excited about his recent promotion to General Manager Customer Service of Droppoint. “Droppoint is a great company to be a part of, with great people and is growing every day. One of the tasks with my previous employer was to implement Droppoint. I was able to see the value that the model adds to its customers first hand”.

Scott enjoys swimming and snow skiing and loves nothing better than a good Yum Cha restaurant on the weekends. He enjoys watching Aussie Rules but it does not look like he will see his Melbourne team ever getting into the finals (at least in the next 10 years).

Scott is currently teaching his son to drive so if he looks like he is getting a lot of grey hair then you will know why.

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James Mitchell joined Droppoint in July 2013 as the National Customer Development Manager. He has worked in the UK Express Parcels Sector for 6 years.

Experienced in strategically managing national retail accounts through both B2B and B2C parcel delivery solutions, he is the perfect fit for Droppoint and will significantly contribute to our growth.

“The chance to be part of Droppoint’s strong growth plans was a fantastic opportunity. I was extremely impressed by the focus towards developing the business, but also the commitment and dedication to providing customers with the highest levels of service and support”.

James is a passionate football player and Manchester United fan.

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Droppoint’s business growth in the last year has been enormous. New business opportunities and product diversification have led to continuous improvement of our services and the journey is just starting.

With a large number of new talent joining the company, we have outgrown our old offices and are moving to a new building in Kiama, NSW. A historic landmark of the city, the CBC

building on Manning Street (see picture on the left) was built in 1880 based on the design of Mansfield Bros.. A Permanent Conservation Order was placed over the property on 17 July 1981.

The building has been home to the CBC Bank, solicitors and the local newspaper.

The cultural heritage of the building and its significance to the local townscape will shape Droppoint’s dynamic work environment and goes hand in hand with the company values – loyalty, initiative, integrity and respect.

Rumours have it that the ghost of a former resident still inhabits the building. We will keep you posted on sightings.

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In June Droppoint had the pleasure of welcoming Dean Robinson to the company. He was appointed as Service Manager.

With extensive experience in sales, leadership and planning and a solid background in merchandise logistics and inventory management in the FMCG market, we are confident that Dean will succeed in his role.

Dean has a track record in managing defined territories at a state and national level. He is looking forward to contribute to Droppoint’s growth. “I wanted to join a company that is the leader in their field and which commits to creating a positive work environment for their staff. When I started at Droppoint, I couldn’t have been more excited. I found what I was looking for.”

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