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News Release from: Executive Manufacturing Technologies
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 09 May 2003
Software provider appoints VP sales and
marketing
Executive Manufacturing Technologies has appointed Robert Lendvai as the company's new vice president, marketing, while John Dyck has become vice president, channel sales.
Executive Manufacturing Technologies (EMT) has appointed Robert Lendvai as the company's new vice president, marketing Lendvai begins immediately based at the company's London headquarters, reporting to president and CEO Dennis Cocco
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 28 Jul 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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This appointment makes way for John Dyck, the previous vice president, marketing and business development, to move to the newly-created post of vice president, channel sales.
Lendvai brings 16 years management experience from global technology leaders Cognos, Business Objects, Corel and Jetform.
Most recently he served as vice president, marketing at Internet security provider Kyberpass Corporation.
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His responsibilities have included business development, product management, product marketing, marketing communications and media, investor and analyst relations.
Lendvai sits on several boards and has appeared frequently in the media and at industry speaking engagements.
In 2000 he was included in the Ottawa Business Journal's list of the "Top Forty Under Forty" outstanding young business leaders.
Lendvai holds a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree from Toronto's Ryerson University.
"Robert is another strong addition to the VisualPlant family," said president and CEO Dennis Cocco.
"His credentials and proven track record will make a significant contribution as we continue to expand VisualPlant's sales and marketing program globally." Dyck, who joined the company in 2000 as vice president, sales and marketing, from Rockwell Automation, moved to the vice president, marketing and business development role in 2001.
His recently expanded duties also included critical channel sales initiatives.
The recent appointments allow Dyck to exercise his considerable experience in channel sales and Lendvai to focus on marketing VisualPlant.
"I'm very excited about the team and the global opportunities for VisualPlant," said Lendvai who will be relocating from Ottawa to London.
"EMT has achieved enviable industry presence and reputation in a remarkably short time.
John and the marketing team should be commended for excellent results over the past three years." EMT is a leading provider of Manufacturing Intelligence software.
EMT's software, VisualPlant, enables manufacturers to collect, store, analyze and distribute critical information throughout the manufacturing enterprise in real-time.
VisualPlant consolidates raw plant floor data into relevant real-time information and historical data.
This visibility allows plant managers and corporate executives to make faster, more informed decisions to improve operational efficiency, product quality and plant profitability.
Customers include CibaVision, DaimlerChrysler, Ford Motor Company, Herman Miller, Lear Corporation, Magna International, Visteon, Wescast Industries, and ZF.
EMT is a privately held company based in London, Ontario, Canada.
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