Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Innoveda
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 4 March 2002
Two move up at Innoveda
Two promotions at Innoveda see Richard G (Rick) Lucier become President and Joseph E (Joe) Dalton become Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer
Lucier directs all of Innoveda's day-to-day business functions; Dalton drives Innoveda's corporate, product and industry solutions marketing efforts. "Rick Lucier has been a key contributor for many years, both at Innoveda and previously at Viewlogic Systems, and continually has demonstrated outstanding leadership as a top executive", said William J (Will) Herman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
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"His new expanded role adds management of sales and corporate G and A functions.
I chose to name him president now, so that I can devote my full attention to Innoveda's strategic and financial initiatives, and become more actively involved in EDA industry affairs during the coming years.
Rick is ideally suited for his new role, and I look forward to continuing our work to jointly drive Innoveda's success".
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Lucier's experience includes more than 22 years in the EDA industry.
He served as chief operating officer at Innoveda since the company's formation.
For several years prior, he held various positions at Viewlogic Systems, including Chief Operating Officer, Group Vice President, Vice President of Product Engineering and Director of Consulting Services.
Previously, he served in engineering positions at computer-aided-engineering software and computer companies.
Dalton brings more than 20 years of experience in software sales, marketing and management to his new position.
Most recently, he served as Director of Innoveda's Strategic Product Group, managing sales and marketing efforts for the company's leading-edge software innovations.
Previously, he was President of Yclip.com, an Internet marketing technology provider, and founder and Chief Executive Officer of Knowledge Discovery One, a retail decision support software provider.
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