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Pressac welcomes new Director of Sales
Pressac is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Director of Strategic Accounts.
Mark Lawrance, a former account director at FWI/SmartSpace Global, brings with him many years of experience in the SaaS and hardware industries, and a thorough understanding of the benefits – and challenges – of smart technology.
Mark, who joined Pressac last month, said: “I’m really excited to get stuck into this new role and to continue helping establish Pressac as the leading global provider of sensing technology.
“There’s never been a greater need for organisations to review how they manage their corporate real estate, both from a sustainability and employee-wellbeing perspective, and smart technology is crucial in this.”
Mark will play a key role in building relationships with new customers looking to increase value through the use of Pressac’s innovative technology with their solutions and services.
He said: “I have a real passion for helping clients find new and innovative ways to solve problems, through the intelligent and considered use of technology, and look forward to driving Pressac’s growth as the smart-buildings sector continues its rapid expansion.”
Peter Burbidge, Pressac’s MD, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Mark at what is a really exciting time for the company.
“His skills and experience will be invaluable to our customers and will enable us to continue to forge Pressac’s reputation as an international leader in smart sensor manufacturing.”
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