Avocor has announced new sales leadership with the appointments of Maureen Schmidt as VP of North America Sales and Glenn Wastyn as VP of EMEA, effective immediately.
Both Maureen and Glenn bring extensive display sales and B2B business leadership to Avocor and will work alongside the executive team to develop and execute strategies for global growth, market position and channel strategy for the company.
Maureen is an accomplished sales leader with a demonstrated 35+ year history of driving growth in the consumer and B2B electronics industry. Maureen began her career at Mitsubishi and has since served in various executive sales leadership positions for display and collaboration companies such as InFocus, NEC, Electrograph Systems, and Optoma Technology.
Glenn Wastyn is an experienced sales and business executive who brings more than 25 years of experience in business development, strategy, leadership, and sales for the digital collaboration and visualization technology markets, for both hardware and software, in the EMEA market. His experience includes more than eight years at executive strategic and operational management consulting firm GR&AT, where he served in various executive sales and operational leadership roles, as well as Prysm and Barco, where he established the digital cinema business unit and developed strategy that resulted in substantial growth.
Scott Hix, CEO, Avocor said, “Avocor is experiencing rapid growth globally and to continue this acceleration we are assembling an accomplished veteran team to further expand our worldwide market position. Both Maureen and Glenn will help us continue to build on this momentum and will lend their combined decades of experience and expertise in sales and strategy in the display and collaboration industries as part of a strategic directive to help Avocor grow its position as a global leader in interactive displays. Their combined track records of sales success in these industries will assist us in driving our strategy and exceeding our goals for 2020 and beyond.”
