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The Barcode Warehouse welcomes Kevan to its ranks
The Barcode Warehouse, the leaders in Barcode Solutions has announced a key appointment in its management team today.
Kevan Mutton (46), formerly national sales director and MD of Neopost, has been appointed to the role of sales director.
The Barcode Warehouse has achieved an enviable position within its marketplace and Kevan will be adding his expertise to help further develop the sales channel.
Kevan brings with him over 20 years’ experience in sales and senior management roles for companies including IKON Office Solutions PLC where he started his career, before leaving in the year 2000 to join Neopost Ltd, and more recently at Ricoh Ltd, where he was the national sales director for its managed document services business.
Speaking of his new role at Newark based The Barcode Warehouse, which specialises in providing mobile equipment, barcode scanners and barcode label printers to numerous industry sectors, Kevan said: “I was delighted to be offered the post of sales director here at The Barcode Warehouse.
“I saw an opportunity in this sector, with a dynamic, challenging market, but with high growth potential. But more importantly The Barcode Warehouse seemed ideally positioned to capture that growth and to continue leading this market”.
Kevan met with Ross A Lee, the Chairman and founder of The Barcode Warehouse, and the MD David Glover, who he’d worked with previously and was extremely pleased and ready to take on the challenge.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by The Barcode Warehouse .
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