Here's what they did in Canada............
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PACKARD BELL NEC INC. ASSUMES NEC RETAIL BUSINESS IN CANADA
MISSISSAUGA, Ont., Jan. 20 /CNW/ - As part of a natural evolution
following the July 15, 1996 global merger between NEC Corporation's worldwide
personal computer operations outside of Japan and Packard Bell Electronics
Inc., Packard Bell NEC Inc. Canada today announced the following
organizational changes, effective immediately.
Henry Porsch will continue as vice president -- marketing, Packard Bell
NEC Inc. Canada, and now assumes responsibility for marketing NEC's retail
business as well. Henry's primary responsibilities include all product
marketing issues for the Packard Bell and NEC divisions in Canada including
configurations, pricing, inventory management and marketing materials. He
oversees special promotional events, such as trade shows and advertising
campaigns, coordinates the technical support and customer service operations.
Terry Boyko has been promoted to vice president -- retail sales, Packard
Bell NEC Inc. Canada. Formerly vice president, retail and educational sales,
Packard Bell Division, Terry will be responsible for the management and
continuous development of all Packard Bell and NEC retail sales accounts
across Canada.
Patrick Kewin has been appointed National Director -- Sales and Marketing
for the NEC Computer Systems Division Canada. Formerly national sales
director, Pat will maintain responsibility for end-user and channel sales and
will also assume overall responsibility for marketing for the Canadian region.
Gregory Milkovich has been promoted to the position of national marketing
manager. Formerly business development manager, Greg will develop key channel
and end-user marketing programs and will be responsible for product branding
in Canada.
Gregory Myers, vice president of sales and marketing for NEC Computer
Systems Division Canada will be leaving the company to pursue other career
opportunities in the information technology industry.
``1997 will be a great year for Packard Bell and NEC brands,'' said
Porsch. ``We welcome the recent addition of NEC's retail business to the
Packard Bell NEC family as a natural development of the corporate merger in
Canada.''
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