Pisapia joined Adept in January 2007 as general manager, with a technology and engineering background and having enjoyed a successful career in sales, marketing and product development. His expertise in data acquisition, test and measurement, process control, mathematics and simulation software, as well as strategic planning and business systems, will continue to drive Adept Scientific forward and further strengthen its position as a multi-source supplier of hardware and software for technical computing applications.
‘I relish the challenge of ensuring that Adept Scientific continues its long story of success,’ he said. ‘I'm obviously delighted at the confidence Paul and the rest of the board have shown in me and it's up to me to prove they've made the right decision.’
New managing director for Adept Scientific
Mike Pisapia takes over from co-founder Paul Bragg who becomes chairman
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