Indigo Pacific appoints new Director of Sales
Announcement posted by Indigo Pacific 22 Feb 2005
Indigo Pacific has appointed Sean Sim as Director of Sales in Australia
Sean's responsibilities will include the development and management of sales processes and methodology, and partner development.
Sean brings with him 15 years experience in the IT industry. He joins Indigo Pacific from Novell where he held a senior sales position. Sean has also previously held roles at Siebel Systems and Oracle Corporation.
Sean Sim said, "I look forward to working closely with the Indigo Pacific sales team to increase the company's already extensive customer base and help expand opportunities within the installed base."
Also new to Indigo Pacific's NSW sales team is Geoff Doty who has been appointed Account Manager, following two years as the Manager of Consulting Services for Indigo Pacific in Melbourne. Prior to this, Geoff spent eight years as a Systems Engineer for Adobe in Canada. He has also worked as a Financial Analyst for Asea Brown Boveri in Canada and Sweden.
Geoff's role at Indigo Pacific will span business development across the NSW region.
Commenting on his appointment, Geoff Doty said, "I'm excited to be joining the sales team of such a successful and growing company. I will be working closely with customers to increase efficiencies in core business applications and to continue our already high standard of customer service."
Indigo Pacific CEO, Hugh Millikin said, "Both Sean and Geoff bring to the table years of experience which will enable them to assist us in further growing the company in Australia and the Asia Pacific Region."
About Indigo Pacific
Indigo Pacific is in the eForms, Workflow, Document Generation and Content Management Business. The solutions that Indigo Pacific implement for customers are designed to help organisations streamline business processes, improve the quality and legibility of output to increase productivity and reduce operating costs. Indigo Pacific was established in Australia in 1988 and has since established a global presence spanning seven countries across Asia Pacific, North America and Canada. To date, Indigo Pacific has helped more than ten million end-users worldwide.
Sean brings with him 15 years experience in the IT industry. He joins Indigo Pacific from Novell where he held a senior sales position. Sean has also previously held roles at Siebel Systems and Oracle Corporation.
Sean Sim said, "I look forward to working closely with the Indigo Pacific sales team to increase the company's already extensive customer base and help expand opportunities within the installed base."
Also new to Indigo Pacific's NSW sales team is Geoff Doty who has been appointed Account Manager, following two years as the Manager of Consulting Services for Indigo Pacific in Melbourne. Prior to this, Geoff spent eight years as a Systems Engineer for Adobe in Canada. He has also worked as a Financial Analyst for Asea Brown Boveri in Canada and Sweden.
Geoff's role at Indigo Pacific will span business development across the NSW region.
Commenting on his appointment, Geoff Doty said, "I'm excited to be joining the sales team of such a successful and growing company. I will be working closely with customers to increase efficiencies in core business applications and to continue our already high standard of customer service."
Indigo Pacific CEO, Hugh Millikin said, "Both Sean and Geoff bring to the table years of experience which will enable them to assist us in further growing the company in Australia and the Asia Pacific Region."
About Indigo Pacific
Indigo Pacific is in the eForms, Workflow, Document Generation and Content Management Business. The solutions that Indigo Pacific implement for customers are designed to help organisations streamline business processes, improve the quality and legibility of output to increase productivity and reduce operating costs. Indigo Pacific was established in Australia in 1988 and has since established a global presence spanning seven countries across Asia Pacific, North America and Canada. To date, Indigo Pacific has helped more than ten million end-users worldwide.