Dedham, MA- Tobii ATI is pleased to announce that John Stamatopoulos has joined the company as Vice President, Sales.
"We're very excited to have John on board. Tobii is poised for significant growth in 2010, and John will be instrumental in our success in the coming year," said Tara Rudnicki, Tobii-ATI's U.S. President.
"I'm extremely excited about joining the team, and feel a real missionary passion to help bring Tobii's assistive technologies product line deeper into the markets we serve," stated Mr. Stamatopoulos.
John's background prior to joining Tobii included Global Director of Sales, Medical Device, Manufacturing, Pharmaceuticals, Capital Equipment, & medical Instrumentation for Fiberoptic Components, a contract manufacturer serving the medical devices and industrial manufacturing industries. While there, John was focused on developing an international medical marketplace for custom Fiberoptic applications including hand instruments, sensors, and analytical instrumentation. Partner with OEM's and contract manufacturers. Before this role, John was responsible for sales leadership at IDEX Health & Science where he was recruited to direct sales for newly launched medical arm of $135M Health and Science division. Other sales roles John played previously included Account Sales Manager at Hill-Rom, a fortune 1000 global provider of healthcare solutions and sales executive at AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals where he was #1 in district for total Rx market share and recipient of "Best in '03" and "Best of the Best" for professionalism 2004, including national contest winner for market share growth. John started his career in the medical industry at Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals, and has received industry-focused certificates at Loyola University of Chicago and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. John received his BSBA from Northeastern University in Marketing and Management Information Systems.
Tobii-ATI (http://www.tobiiati.com ) is the founding pioneer in the field of assistive technology. Tobii ATI has released a range of new alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) solutions that help individuals with speech impairments communicate. Tobii-ATI develops both communication hardware and software solutions for people with physical, cognitive, and speech disabilities. Tobii Assistive Technology, Inc. was formerly known as Assistive Technology, Inc. Tobii Assistive Technology, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of its venture-backed Swedish parent, Tobii Technology AB.
