Remington Group, one of Papua New Guinea’s longest standing and most respected businesses, is proud to announce the appointment of Justin Kieseker as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
With 78 years of history behind it, Remington has built a reputation on reliability, resilience, and results. From print and document solutions to ICT and business technology, the Group has remained a key player in PNG’s commercial landscape, and under Justin’s leadership, it's positioning itself for the future.
Kieseker has been with the Group for six years, working across multiple business units and playing a hands-on role in operations, strategy, and growth. His leadership reflects a strong understanding of the local market, the challenges PNG businesses face, and the value of teamwork and consistency.
“This business is built on good people doing good work,” Justin said. “What’s kept Remington strong all these years isn’t just our products, it’s our people, our customers, and our drive to keep showing up and delivering. I’m proud to be leading a team that genuinely believes in what we do.”
In the months ahead, Kieseker will focus on three key priorities: aligning operations across the Group, building a stronger team culture, and investing in smart, sustainable growth, particularly in ICT and digital infrastructure. His plans include scaling up Remington Digital Solutions and making targeted investments in systems and services that support PNG’s digital future.
The Board of Directors expressed confidence in Kieseker’s appointment, describing it as a “logical next step” for someone who knows the business from the ground up.
“Justin has earned this,” said John Beattie, Board Chairman. “He’s proven himself repeatedly, he listens, he leads, and he follows through. That’s what we need.”
As PNG’s economy continues to evolve, Remington Group is focused on staying relevant, resilient, and ready. With Kieseker at the helm, the company will continue doing what it does best, backing its people, serving its customers, and helping drive the country’s digital transformation.
