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New Business Development Manager
Infotec has a new Business Development Manager who will explore new areas in which customer information can be used.
Infotec is delighted to announce the appointment of Adam Cousins as a new Business Development Manager.
Adam brings a wealth of experience with him, having worked in customer information roles in the transport sector for more than 20 years.
For Infotec he will be covering the whole of the UK, and as well as looking after existing valued clients in rail and bus will also be exploring other areas in which customer information can be used.
He has already started to fill his diary with meetings and presentations and says he is very happy to have joined Infotec.
“Infotec is the leading passenger information system supplier in the UK and has a healthy overseas client base too, I am very pleased to have joined the team. I am looking forward to meeting clients old and new, and to helping find multi-modal information solutions for other sectors.
“I encourage anyone who is interested in finding out about Infotec’s products and abilities to purpose-design and build information systems to get in contact with me and arrange a meeting.”
Away from work, Adam, who lives in Huddersfield, enjoys playing music, watching Leeds United, coaching the Marsden U12s junior football team and spending time with family and friends.
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