CTG Continues to Execute Strategy to Build Leading Digital Solutions Enterprise; Names Scott Clark Vice President, North America Sales
CTG (Nasdaq: CTG) has appointed Scott Clark as Vice President of Sales for North America, effective May 2022. Clark brings over 25 years of experience in IT services and will report to Tom Niehaus, EVP of North America. His previous roles include VP of Sales at Ensono and NTT Limited, focusing on improving sales strategies and client relationships. CTG aims to strengthen its business development and accelerate growth in digital transformation solutions. This appointment aligns with CTG's goal of enhancing client success across all industries in North America.
- Appointment of Scott Clark as VP of Sales expected to enhance sales strategies.
- Clark's extensive experience in IT services may drive revenue growth.
- Focus on strengthening client relationships and business development teams.
- Dependence on a successful integration of new leadership into the sales strategy.
- Potential risks related to market competition and changing client demands.
BUFFALO, N.Y., May 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CTG (Nasdaq: CTG) ("Company"), a leader in helping companies employ digital IT solutions and services to drive productivity and profitability in North America and Western Europe, announced today the appointment of Scott Clark as Vice President of Sales, North America. Mr. Clark will also be a global extended executive leadership team member and report to Tom Niehaus, Executive Vice President, North America.
"Scott brings to CTG a strong track record of IT services, digital technology, and leadership experience in developing high-performing sales teams that build the relationships necessary to deliver client success," commented Filip Gydé, CTG President and CEO. "He is the type of sales leader who will help advance our growth and profitability objectives by ensuring our business development teams consistently execute a strong go-to-market strategy across all industries we serve in North America."
Mr. Clark has more than 25 years of sales experience within the technology industry. Most recently, he was the VP of Sales at Ensono, a technology adviser and managed service provider, where he was responsible for the eastern region of North America. Prior to Ensono, Mr. Clark was the Vice President of Sales for the Managed Services Division at NTT Limited (NTT), where he oversaw the go-to-market strategy across enterprise applications. Before NTT, Mr. Clark served as the Chief Marketing Officer at ConvergeOne, where he focused on driving revenue growth, developing new go-to-market strategies, and building key partnerships.
"Scott is an outstanding addition to our North American and extended executive leadership teams. I look forward to working closely with him to continue strengthening our Sales function, accelerate growth in our digital transformation solutions business, nurture client relationships, and attract and retain top business development talent," said Tom Niehaus.
He will join the CTG team at the AWS Summit in Atlanta, Georgia, on May 18-19, 2022.
Mr. Clark earned a bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Butler University and a master’s degree in Management from Harvard University.
A photo of Mr. Clark is available upon request.
About CTG
CTG is a leading provider of digital transformation solutions and services that accelerate clients' project momentum and achievement of their desired IT and business outcomes. We have earned a reputation as a faster and more reliable, results-driven partner focused on improved data-driven decision making, meaningful business performance improvements, new and enhanced customer experiences, and continuous innovation. CTG has operations in North America, South America, Western Europe, and India. The Company regularly posts news and other important information at www.ctg.com.
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