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Xenics, a company of the Photonis Group, is starting a new chapter in its already 23-year company history by deploying additional resources in North America. With this step, the company is consolidating its efforts to enhance local sales and support for its growing customer base. These additional deployments complement the already existing resources in the South-East and North-East regions of the United States.
Frédéric Aubrun, located on the West Coast, takes responsibility for the North American local sales and support team management of advanced imaging activities as well as expanding the company’s footprint, increasing the customer base and the local resources in the North American regions. Under his management, the team has built a successful track record in Europe and APAC since he joined Xenics in 2018, in term of customer satisfaction, support efficiency and market responsiveness. In addition to his responsibility in the North American market, Frédéric Aubrun will continue to support a limited number of focus sales accounts in the Europe region as well.
Due to the specifics and high dynamics of the camera market in North America, local resources in the same time zone are critically important to assist users and customers through their evaluation, test, and implementation stages. On top of supplying the best-in-class products in the industry, the service and support provided by the team will add significant value to our customers, users, and partners to maximize the performance of their systems at the right cost. These are mandatory levers for our customers to make their systems more competitive with high performance.
“Indeed, the expansion of Photonis advanced imaging solutions in the North American market is a significant step towards our commitment in providing the best solutions and support to our customers, users, and partners in this important region,” said Paul Ryckaert, Executive GM, Photonis Advanced Imaging Business Unit.
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