Recent
Successes
| Chief Executive Officer, Stan Smith |
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CIMTEK Appoints New CEO - October 2005
Agile Software Veteran Stan Smith to Take Helm of Market-leading
Electronic Functional Test and Design Company
Burlington, Canada, October 4th, 2005 -
CIMTEK, the leader in accelerating time to market through
innovative test and design of electronic products, today announced
the appointment of Stan Smith to the position of President
and Chief Executive Officer.
Stan has an extensive background in Product Lifecycle Management
and related areas of manufacturing automation, most recently
serving as President and CEO of Open Ratings, a provider of
Supplier Performance Management services. Prior to that, he
was VP of Worldwide Field Operations with Agile Systems (NASDAQ:
AGIL), where he managed sales, business development, implementations
and professional services. Before moving to Agile, Stan oversaw
Matrix One's (NASDAQ: MONE) sales operations as VP Sales for
North America. He earned his BA in Economics from Dartmouth
College.
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here to read the full press release
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| Chief Executive Officer, Peter Cholnoky |
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| Ballston Spa, New York-October 24,
2005 - ReQuest, Inc., the market leader of premium
hard-disk-based audio and video solutions for the home market,
has announced the appointment of Peter M. Cholnoky to the post
of Chief Executive Officer.
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here to read the full press release |
| Chief Executive Officer, Robert Nierman |
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| Former UGS, Metaphase, SDRC, EAI Executive
Joins Leader in Rules-driven Product Management
Wakefield, MA - June 1, 2005 - RuleStream
Corporation today announced the appointment of Robert Nierman
as the company's chief executive officer. Nierman, the former
CEO and a founder of Metaphase Technologies, has held top
executive positions at SDRC, Engineering Animation Inc (EAI)
and UGS.
Nierman's appointment accelerates RuleStream's efforts to
capitalize on new opportunities that have been created through
the emergence and rapid growth of rules-driven product management
(RPM).
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here to read the full press release
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| Senior VP, Worldwide Sales and Services,
Brian Murphy |
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| Nexaweb Names Senior Vice President, Worldwide
Sales and Services; Opens New Cambridge Offices
Boston, MA - April 11, 2005 - Nexaweb Technologies,
Inc., provider of the leading software platform for building
and deploying Rich Internet Applications, announced Brian
Murphy as senior vice president, worldwide sales and services.
In this newly created position, Murphy will oversee all aspects
of ensuring customer success including, the worldwide sales
team, services and customer support. He will report to Chief
Executive Officer Larry Geisel. Additionally, Nexaweb announced
the opening of its new headquarters in Cambridge, MA.
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to read the full press release
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| Vice President of Sales, Joseph J.
Farrell |
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| Studies show that users spend up to 40%
of their day jumping between disconnected applications in an
attempt to pull together complete information to do their jobs
- including managing their deals, transactions and projects.
Q.Know solves the problem of isolated information silos by
working across all applications, across all users throughout
the entire enterprise to automatically file, organize and
manage the massive volumes of electronic information.
Joseph
J. Farrell Bio
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| CIO, David Anderson |
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| Grand Circle Travel offers 47 years of leadership
in international travel and discovery for Americans. With each
vacation, you'll enjoy unmatched discoveries, leisurely pacing,
and more travel choices. And with so much included for one low
price - roundtrip international airfare on most trip, centrally
located accommodations, many meals, comprehensive sightseeing,
exclusive Discovery Series events, the expert services of a
resident Program Director, and more - you'll savor the best
value in the industry, bar none.
David
Anderson Bio
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| Senior Vice President of Sales &
Marketing, Joe Costanzo |
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| TetraData designs data warehousing, data
analysis, assessment, and reporting solutions for state departments
of education, K-12 school districts, and private educational
organizations. Serving over 1 million students in more than
20 states, TetraData understands the needs of the very large
and the very small educational agency.
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here to learn more about TetraData
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| Vice President of Marketing, Dan Shirra |
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| Studies show that users spend up to 40%
of their day jumping between disconnected applications in an
attempt to pull together complete information to do their jobs
- including managing their deals, transactions and projects.
Q.Know solves the problem of isolated information silos by
working across all applications, across all users throughout
the entire enterprise to automatically file, organize and
manage the massive volumes of electronic information.
Dan
Shirra Bio
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| Vice President of Marketing, Matthew
Malloy |
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| In the fall of 1999, our two Zipcar founders
were sitting in a café, excited about a concept they
had seen in Berlin while on vacation. Cars were parked around
the city for members to drive by the hour instead of owning
their own vehicles. They had a Eureka! moment (or maybe it was
more like, "Duh! What an obvious idea.") They put
an American spin on it - outfitting the cars with wireless technology,
creating a hassle-free reservation system and strategically
placing the cars around key cities and neighborhoods. In June
of 2000 the first Zipcars were on the road. The masses could
now drive cars by the hour or day - on their terms.
Matthew
Malloy Bio |
| Vice President of Global Sales, Gary
Fedor |
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| RuleStream Corporation, a software company
that automates the build-to-order process across engineering,
manufacturing and sales, today announced the appointment of
Gary Fedor as vice president of global sales. RuleStream software
offers discrete manufacturers a better way to respond to customer-specific
orders more rapidly, accurately and efficiently.
As vice president of global sales, Fedor will lead worldwide
sales and business development activities for the company.
He will be based at the company’s Wakefield headquarters.
“The addition of Gary Fedor will strengthen our reach
into the key markets we are looking to grow,” said David
Vredenburgh, president and CEO of RuleStream. “Fedor’s
experience in enterprise solution selling and deep understanding
of the discrete manufacturing marketplace will be important
as we continue to move forward with our company vision.”
Prior to joining RuleStream, Fedor served as vice president
of worldwide sales for Xelus, establishing them as the world
leader in spare parts planning and forecasting for the supply
chain in the aerospace and defense, high-tech, telecommunications
and transportation industries. Previously he has held executive
sales positions at several national companies, including Saladin,
SSA and MAI Basic Four. Fedor served as a member to Saladin’s
board of directors, where he was a key player in the company’s
sale and merger with Fame Information Systems.
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| Chief Executive Officer, Ray Kingman |
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| Business analytics company Genalytics announced
that Ray Kingman, formerly of LightSpeed Software, will take
over as its new chief executive. Doug Newell, founder and former
CEO, will continue on as Genalytics' president.
Kingman served as CEO of LightSpeed Software. He also previously
established a division of Thomson Financial that provides
content to self-directed investors and retail brokerage firms.
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here to read the full press release
Read
more about the Genalytics Management Team
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| Vice-President of Marketing, Gary Kuba |
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| RuleStream Corp., a software company that
automates the build-to-order process across engineering, manufacturing
and sales, said it has named Gary Kuba vice president of marketing.
Kuba joins RuleStream from Tecnomatix Technologies Ltd.,
where he served as vice president of marketing. Prior to Tecnomatix,
Kuba acted as vice president of marketing at MatrixOne. He
has also managed various aspects of sales and marketing activities
at Compaq Computer Corp. and Digital Equipment Corp.
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press release
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| Chief Executive Officer, Larry Geisel |
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| Larry Geisel is plenty jazzed about his
new position as chief executive at Cambridge-based Nexaweb Technologies
Inc.
In fact, he says he hasn’t been this excited about
a company since he agreed to become the chief information
officer at a small but promising California technology company.
That company was Netscape, and its subsequent IPO in August
1995 would usher in the technology boom.
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here to read the full press release
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| Chief Executive Officer, Joseph Bates |
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| Zoesis Studios consists of two creative
operations: the Living Products advertising group and the Living
Characters entertainment group. The capabilities of these groups
trace back to 10 years of work by the Zoesis principals in the
Computer Science Department and the College of Fine Arts at
Carnegie Mellon University. A central facet of Zoesis's art
and technology is that of believable agents: animated autonomous
creatures which are convincingly alive and so appealing that
people fall in love with them and spend time with them again
and again. These characters appear to be aware of the user,
thoughtful, emotional, motivated, and deeply interactive.
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here to read more about Joseph Bates and Zoesis |
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