Netlist appoints vice president of business development
Jan 13, 2010 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) --
Company: Microsemi Corp. (MSCC)
Netlist, a provider of memory subsystems, has appointed Steven McClure as vice president of business development. He will be responsible for overseeing and implementing the company's business development and strategic growth plans as the company rolls out its new longer-lifecycle chip-based technologies such as HyperCloud, a 16GB and two virtual rank memory module for servers.
Most recently, Mr McClure was vice president at Microsemi where he focused on business development and strategy, product development and product management. Prior to that, he was vice president and general manager at Teridian Semiconductor and was involved in marketing, product development and product strategy.
Mr McClure's experience also includes his tenure at Applied Micro Circuits where he was a director and focused on corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions and product marketing.
CK Hong, chairman, president and CEO at Netlist, said: "It is imperative that we establish a business development position on our senior management staff and we believe Steve's expertise is a perfect fit for the job.
"He has an extensive track record of identifying strategic growth opportunities and driving revenue growth and enterprise value, which will help us realize the opportunities we see for our new products. We welcome Steve as a key member of our executive management team."
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