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Respected Toshiba Quartet Named Industry Stars

2026-04-27 20:02 Last Updated At:20:10

LAKE FOREST, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 27, 2026--

Leading business-to-business editorial outlet ENX Magazine today recognizes Toshiba America Business Solutions standouts Patricia Watts, Matt Bull, Darryl Elmer and Manny Sahu as 2026 Difference Makers.

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The honor is designed to spotlight individuals who reflect positively on their company through their willingness to cooperate, collaborate and deliver for their organization. It is the only recognition program in the office technology industry that salutes individuals regardless of title and stature.

"Difference Makers are the lifeblood of this industry — the people whose work quietly shapes reputations, strengthens partnerships, and moves entire organizations forward," says ENX Magazine Editorial Director Erik Cagle. "This program gives overdue recognition to the impact players who rarely ask for attention but consistently elevate everyone around them. Their stories remind us what real influence looks like."

Director of Toshiba Business Solutions Sales Programs Patricia Watts

Patricia Watts personifies leadership and organizational impact. Since joining Toshiba in 2005 while attending Florida International University, she has advanced through roles spanning receptionist, contracts specialist, major account executive, business development manager, Salesforce administrator, solutions implementation manager, and now director of Toshiba Business Solutions (TBS) sales programs. Watts' career trajectory reflects ambition as well as the keen ability to master every layer of the business. A TBS President’s Club winner, she pairs performance credibility with operational discipline.

Director of Technical Services Programs Matt Bull

Matt Bull is a visionary technology leader with a proven record of driving innovation and operational excellence. With a global perspective and a passion for team development, he has been responsible for continually shaping the future of Toshiba's technical service offerings since joining the organization in 2011. A testament to his innovativeness, Bull was named an inventor on the patent for Toshiba's Encompass Tag and Asset Generator™ (eTAG™) product. As the industry’s first and only mobile, remote, self‑service printer registration platform, eTAG eliminates the traditionally manual and labor‑intensive asset tagging process. Beyond his many professional achievements, Matt is an active member of the swimming community, serving as a certified USA Swimming referee.

Director of Hardware Support Darryl Elmer

Darryl Elmer leads with integrity, technical expertise, and a commitment to excellence that directly promotes client satisfaction and product performance. Since joining Toshiba in 1993, Elmer has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, technical mastery and an unwavering commitment to supporting Toshiba's field organization and clients. In his current role, Elmer leads the company's hardware support team with a steady, disciplined, and highly collaborative approach that directly elevates the performance of Toshiba's entire service organization. Elmer and his team continually receive high marks from the reseller community and several awards from The Cannata Report for their efforts.

Director of Technical Marketing Manoranjan (Manny) Sahu

Manny Sahu connects complex technology to real business outcomes to address the day-to-day needs of Toshiba clients. He joins forces with engineering, product, and business teams to ensure Toshiba builds and delivers products that drive measurable impact. Sahu also plays a key role in shaping Toshiba's product and solutions strategy, including the ongoing evolution of the company's cloud- and AI-centered Elevate Sky portfolio. In addition to 25 years of experience in software development and management, he also holds a Master of Business Administration. Beyond his professional and academic accomplishments, Sahu volunteers with Court Appointed Special Advocates in Orange County, California. Since 2016, he has dedicated significant personal time to mentoring and advocating for children in foster care.

"Team Toshiba is truly excited to celebrate our quartet of 2026 ENX Magazine Difference Makers," states Toshiba America Business Solutions President and Chief Executive Officer Larry White. "Patricia, Matt, Darryl and Manny are shining examples of what our workforce personifies: creative, diligent and personable problem solvers, who are also terrific teammates."

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About ENX Magazine

ENX Magazine has served as the voice of the office technology dealership community since 1994. Now in its 33rd year, this monthly publication continues to deliver exclusive editorial coverage on market opportunities and issues, news and trends, company profiles and industry insights. With a monthly circulation of more than 12,000 printed copies, ENX Magazine serves as a leading integrated resource that brings together industry people, products, processes and strategies for office technology industry professionals. The magazine also publishes ENX The Week In Imaging, a weekly e-newsletter that provides news, profiles, technology and business updates to nearly 10,000 subscribers.

About Toshiba America Business Solutions, Inc.

Toshiba America Business Solutions is a leading innovator of solutions empowering people to perform efficiently and effectively in their work environment. Serving professionals across the United States, Mexico, and Central and South America, Toshiba delivers secure and sustainable systems, services, and subscriptions to better print, manage, and display information. Toshiba continuously focuses on its clients and communities, is committed to sustainability, and is recognized as a Wall Street Journal Top 100 Sustainable Company. To learn more, please visit business.toshiba.com. Follow Toshiba on LinkedIn, X (Twitter) and YouTube.

Leading business-to-business editorial outlet ENX Magazine today recognizes Toshiba America Business Solutions standouts Patricia Watts, Matt Bull, Darryl Elmer and Manny Sahu as 2026 Difference Makers.

Leading business-to-business editorial outlet ENX Magazine today recognizes Toshiba America Business Solutions standouts Patricia Watts, Matt Bull, Darryl Elmer and Manny Sahu as 2026 Difference Makers.

Vincent Kompany's influence as coach is a key reason Bayern Munich is in the Champions League semifinals. Now Bayern will have to manage without him.

Bayern is preparing for arguably its toughest game of the season so far with its head coach suspended and assistant Aaron Danks reportedly due to take over.

Kompany was still involved in training Monday before Bayern's departure for Paris, but he'll be barred from the team's locker room and bench at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday.

“We’ll miss him on the touchline. He’s our boss, a coach who’d love to be out there with us,” Harry Kane has said.

It's all because Kompany was booked in Bayern's thrilling quarterfinal win over Real Madrid for disputing the referee's decision to allow Madrid to play on and score after a hard tackle on Bayern defender Josip Stanisic.

That was Kompany's third yellow card in what was Bayern's 12th Champions League game of the season. He argued UEFA should relax the rules now there are more games than ever.

“It’s an extended format and it’s the strictest-ever ruling with a lot of interpretation from referees, where sometimes you can get a yellow card wrong as well. So what happens then?” Kompany said after the game.

“I’m not happy because of this, but it’s not important. The team can do it and I’m there for the return game. I have total faith in the team, the staff, to not just continue but also gain strength and motivation out of it.”

PSG coach Luis Enrique praised the work Kompany has done since arriving two years ago.

“Vincent Kompany is a coach of the highest level, Bayern is one of the teams I like to watch the most,” he said. “They’re very pretty to watch. I like all coaches but especially the attacking ones, and he is without doubt one of them.”

Danks is one of Kompany's three main assistants and has head coaching experience. Just not much of it.

The 42-year-old English coach is a set-piece specialist who oversaw two games for Aston Villa as caretaker coach in 2022, beating Brentford 4-0 then losing to Newcastle by the same score.

Preparations haven't exactly been easy, either.

With the Bundesliga title wrapped up, Bayern had hoped to rest key players against Mainz on Saturday, but Kompany had to bring on Kane, Michael Olise and Jamal Musiala after slipping 3-0 down before coming back to win 4-3.

Musiala's facing PSG for the first time since his badly broken leg against the French team at last season's Club World Cup.

The attacking midfielder didn't return until January but has recently looked back on form with two goals and four assists in his last five games, including setting up Luis Diaz's crucial third goal in the second game against Madrid.

Lennart Karl got his break in the Bayern team during Musiala's injury absence but the 18-year-old is likely to miss Tuesday's game with a muscle issue which has sidelined him for the last three weeks. Forward Serge Gnabry is out with a muscle tear that's ruled him out of the World Cup too.

The Champions League isn't just part of Bayern's quest for a triple. An even rarer achievement is possible.

Bayern is in the hunt for a triple-double of league, cup and Champions League for both its men's and women's teams. The Bayern women's squad has already won the German league, is in the final of the German Cup and is level at 1-1 with Barcelona in the Women's Champions League semifinals.

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Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala is followed by teammate Harry Kane as they arrive for a team training session ahead of a Champions League semi-final, first leg soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain, in Munich, Germany, Monday, April 27, 2026. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)

Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala is followed by teammate Harry Kane as they arrive for a team training session ahead of a Champions League semi-final, first leg soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain, in Munich, Germany, Monday, April 27, 2026. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)

Bayern Munich's Harry Kane arrives for a team training session ahead of a Champions League semi-final, first leg soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain, in Munich, Germany, Monday, April 27, 2026. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)

Bayern Munich's Harry Kane arrives for a team training session ahead of a Champions League semi-final, first leg soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain, in Munich, Germany, Monday, April 27, 2026. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)

Bayern Munich's coach Vincent Kompany attends a team training session ahead of a Champions League semi-final, first leg soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain, in Munich, Germany, Monday, April 27, 2026. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)

Bayern Munich's coach Vincent Kompany attends a team training session ahead of a Champions League semi-final, first leg soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain, in Munich, Germany, Monday, April 27, 2026. (Sven Hoppe/dpa via AP)

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