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Topcon Announces Contino as Vice President of Survey Sales
Written by Topcon Positioning Systems
Tuesday, 13 May 2008
Livermore, CA -- Mark Contino, former director of sales and marketing, has been named vice president of survey sales for Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS). The announcement was made by Jamie Williamson, senior vice president of sales and marketing.
Reporting to Contino will be the TPS regional survey managers.
Williamson said, “Over Mark’s eight years with the company, he has excelled in every position and area of responsibility given to him. In his most recent position as director of international sales and marketing, Mark did an excellent job of building a team of professionals. Mark’s contribution to the company’s total marketing effort cannot be overstated. He has provided the leadership to make our market presence second to none.”
Williamson said, “Mark’s competitiveness and understanding of the products, our customers and our dealers will serve him well as we face the challenges of integrating new products into the marketplace and grow the company in the highly competitive survey industry.”
About Topcon Positioning Systems
Topcon Positioning Systems, a developer and manufacturer of positioning equipment, offers the world’s leading selection of innovating precision GPS, GIS, laser, agriculture, optical surveying, and machine control products, software, and applications. Topcon Corporation is traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (7732).
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