Mulder adds strength to sales team
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Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Apr 27, 2004
Virtalis has taken on Christiaan Mulder to strengthen its sales team.
Virtalis has taken on Christiaan Mulder to strengthen its sales team.
Hailing from South Africa with a track record in technical sales, Mulder comments: "Like everyone else, I had seen virtual reality (VR) at the movies, but the time is right for this technology to go mainstream.
I want to demonstrate its flexibility and power in the real world".
Virtalis MD, David Cockburn-Price, explains: "Following our buy-in management buy-out, we began developing big plans to bring VR to new sectors and educate people about its numerous uses, in markets such as engineering design, construction and entertainment.
Our recent venture capital deal has given us the wherewithal to press ahead with these plans.
Christiaan is the first of what I hope will be many new sales and technical people we hope to welcome to Virtalis to help us realise our company strategy".
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