Delcam Canada continues Canadian expansion
Written by DPN Staff July 05, 2010
In order to better
serve our expanding customer base Delcam is pleased to announce the
continuing expansion of the Canadian / North American team. Aaron Kennette has joined the Technical Support group based out of Windsor, Ontario and John Sare is joining the Toronto Sales group covering Central and Northern Ontario.
Aaron has spend the past 12 years running a variety of 3 ,5 and 6 axis machines tools to machine highly complex molds for the plastic industry. His real world experience in programming with Delcam software at one of the top 5 North American Mould Makers, will be an excellent addition to the current support team that aids not only in technical support for Canada, but the United States as well.
John Sare is joining the Sales group covering Central and Northern Ontario. John has spent 29 years in the manufacturing industry the last 10 years have been managing sales channels in Europe for GibbsCAM and subsequently Delcam, John brings a wealth of knowledge of global manufacturing to the team. John’s experience with global machine partners will help with the overwhelming desire for companies that wish to make more effective use of their machine tools in order to better streamline their processes.
“Since taking over the Greater Toronto area direct, Delcam has increased the Toronto office support from one sales man to three and added two application engineers. Increasing our sales team in Toronto has been greatly influenced by the sheer volume of companies interested in moving to Delcam’s complete software suite to boost productivity, improve quality and reduce lead times,” said Mark Cadogan VP Delcam Sales North America.
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