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21 August 2007, 10:53am
Tadpole Technology Appoints New Senior Sales Executive
The Geospatial Solutions Division of Tadpole Technology today announces that it has appointed Mr. John Stout as a Senior Sales Executive to support the development of its business within the process industries sector.
Mr. Stout will be responsible for developing new business for the Division’s process industry products and solutions. This new position has been created to support the division’s strategic decision to introduce its products and services to the process industries sector.
“Tadpole is committed to expanding its business into new markets and we welcome the appointment of John to help us successfully establish our technology within the process industries sector,” states Mark Ketteman, CEO of the Geospatial Solutions Division. “John brings extensive experience and expertise to this new position, which will greatly strengthen our existing sales operations.”
Mr. Stout has over 25 years business experience working for a number of international organizations in Europe and the Middle East, where he sold IT solutions into the oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors. He has a strong engineering background and in-depth knowledge of IT systems, CAD and geospatial technology.
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