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News Release from: Intergraph (UK)
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 February 2001
Intergraph names Two Executive Vice
Presidents
The Process and Building Solutions division of Intergraph Corporation has appointed Kurt Ingenthron and Gerhard Sallinger as executive vice presidents.
Intergraph Process and Building Solutions Names Two Executive Vice Presidents The Process and Building Solutions division of Intergraph Corporation
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 14 Jun 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Ingenthron is responsible for managing all division software development activities.
The Technology organisation includes software development centers in the United States, France, Germany, India, Israel and the United Kingdom.
Ingenthron continues serving as chief technical officer and will remain in the division's Huntsville, Ala., headquarters.
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Sallinger is responsible for all sales and marketing activities conducted by a global marketing organisation and four regional business units which include the Americas; Asia Pacific; Western Europe and Africa; and Central Europe and Middle East.
Sallinger remains in the division's Frankfurt, Germany, office.
Capitalising on Market Growth Opportunities David Stinson, president, Intergraph Process and Building Solutions, said, "Working with our global services group, both Gerhard and Kurt will play pivotal roles in our growth and market expansion strategy in 2001 and beyond.
Gerhard's extensive industry experience and sales successes in Europe, our largest market, will prove decisive as we more tightly couple sales and marketing activities to capitalize on growth opportunities.
Kurt's technical expertise and leadership will be crucial in improving current products to better meet customer needs and developing and field testing our next-generation solutions." Ingenthron joined Intergraph in 1978 and served in a variety of development and managerial positions.
Before joining Intergraph Process and Building Solutions as a vice president and chief technical officer in March 2000, Ingenthron served as vice president of product development and chief technical officer for Intergraph Public Safety.
Sallinger joined the Intergraph sales organisation in 1986 and since 1990 held management positions responsible for sales activities in Germany.
Since 1997, his role has expanded to include management of all Intergraph Process and Building Solutions' sales and marketing efforts for the Europe and Africa region.
He is a chemical engineer with more than 24 years of experience in the process industries.
Announcement Made at DaratechPlant 2001 Intergraph Process and Building Solutions made the announcement at the DaratechPlant 2001 Conference and Plant Lifecyle Strategy Workshops.
About 950 attendees, including top management, engineering IT principals and major vendors from the process and power industries worldwide, are expected to participate in the event.
About Intergraph Process and Building Solutions With more than 20 years' industry experience as an engineering software provider, Process and Building Solutions offers data-centric, integrated life cycle engineering solutions and services for the 3D and 2D design and information management of process and power plants.
Flagship solutions include the SmartPlant and PDS(tm) (Plant Design System) suites and the Notia(tm) plant information management solutions.
Process and Building Solutions (www.intergraph.com/pbs) is the acknowledged global market revenue share leader in 3D plant design and visualization (Source: Daratech.).
A division of Intergraph Corporation, Process and Building Solutions is headquartered in Huntsville, Ala.
USA, employs more than 950 people and does business in more than 60 countries.
Intergraph Corporation common stock trades on The Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol: INGR.
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