Product category: Electronics Manufacturing Services
News Release from: AB Automotive Electronics
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 26 November 2003
Fisher steps up to group role
TT Electronics has appointed Dean Fisher as Business Development Director for its automotive sensors and systems division with immediate effect
Fisher, 42, will be responsible for implementing the business strategy to maintain and grow TT Electronics' automotive contracts on a global basis. Fisher joined TT Electronics subsidiary AB Automotive Electronics in 1996 as the Sales and Marketing Director. During his time in the role he has grown ABAE's climate control business significantly, establishing a US office in Detroit to exploit the company's North American business and growing annual confirmed US sales from $3 million to a forecasted $40 million in 2005.
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Fisher's new role gives him responsibility at TT Electronics group level, working with each automotive subsidiary to devise an effective plan for business growth.
He reports to Neil Rodgers, Divisional Chief Executive, at the company's head office in Surrey.
Says Fisher: "Growing the US business for AB Automotive Electronics has been a very rewarding challenge and I am relishing the opportunity to do the same for all the automotive subsidiaries on a global scale.
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Growth of the automotive sector at TT Electronics has been consistently strong over the last decade and I am confident that this trend will continue in the future".
Speaking of Fisher's appointment, Divisional Chief Executive, TT Electronics, Neil Rodgers says: "Dean has contributed massively to the increase in new business for AB Automotive Electronics and I have every confidence that he will continue to grow TT Electronics' automotive contracts on a global basis.
His experience in the sector makes him ideally placed to take responsibility for the automotive sensors and systems division of the TT group".
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