Frederiksen joins congatec as sales director for Northern Europe
congatec – a providing technology company for embedded computer modules, single board computers and embedded design and manufacturing services – appointed Martin C. Frederiksen as sales director for Northern Europe to strengthen its sales and support organisation in the United Kingdom and in Scandinavia.
Together with the appointment of Martin Frederiksen, the Northern European sales team has been extended further with the addition of Anders Rasmussen and Jon Moseley as Key Account managers. Additionally, congatec has recently created a new, wholly owned London based subsidiary.
Jason Carlson, CEO of congatec, explained the company’s strategy for the UK and Scandinavia: “These regions are home to many great companies from start-ups to large multi-nationals across many industries including medical and industrial, IoT, communications, and transportation.
(From left): Jason Carlson, Martin Frederiksen, Anders Rasmussen, and John Moseley of congatec.
congatec’s strength is our focus on partnering with our customers to help them best meet their objectives. Martin, Jon, and Anders are veterans of the embedded industry, and will leverage their experience to meet the needs of these customers and drive strong growth in these regions.
Fred Barden, vice president Worldwide Sales, commented on the new sales team setup for the Nordics and the UK: “The sales process in the industrial and embedded computing industry is long and demanding and relies on trustful relationships. We will brand congatec as the natural go-to- provider of embedded modules and SBCs in Northern Europe, as congatec is in Germany today.
The new sales team has long experience in generating sustained growth and I have full confidence that we will be able to open a lot of new opportunities to extend congatec’s reach in the UK and Nordics. I know Martin, Anders, and Jon are excited to be further extending our reach with their world class sales and support as part of the congatec team.”
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