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Third Wave, Parts Now add to management teams
January 7, 2008
Madison, Wis. - Third Wave Technologies and Parts Now, both of Madison, have added to their management teams.
Third Wave announced the appointment of Christopher Burton as the company's senior vice president of sales and marketing. Burton, who joins Third Wave from GE Healthcare, brings nearly 20 years of selling and marketing experience to his new role. Burton earned a bachelor's degree from Wake Forest University and an executive MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Parts Now!, a distributor of laser printer parts, has announced the appointment of Bruce Hagan as CEO. Hagan has held senior positions at several large companies, most recently as president and CEO of Conney Safety Products in Madison. Hagen also served as director of supply chain performance with W.W. Grainger, a large industrial distributor.
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Third Wave announced the appointment of Christopher Burton as the company's senior vice president of sales and marketing. Burton, who joins Third Wave from GE Healthcare, brings nearly 20 years of selling and marketing experience to his new role. Burton earned a bachelor's degree from Wake Forest University and an executive MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Parts Now!, a distributor of laser printer parts, has announced the appointment of Bruce Hagan as CEO. Hagan has held senior positions at several large companies, most recently as president and CEO of Conney Safety Products in Madison. Hagen also served as director of supply chain performance with W.W. Grainger, a large industrial distributor.
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• Third Wave secures $25 million line of credit
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