Vic Sanchez

Autodesk announced today Vic Sanchez has been appointed as the Vice President for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) division of Autodesk.

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EVP: Vic Sanchez

Autodesk announced that Vic Sanchez has been hired as the Vice President for its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) division.

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Vic Sanchez Vice President, Sales and Service

Vic bolsters the Newforma team with over 20 years of international sales and executive management experience in software and technology. His customer-focused selling has produced high growth and strong revenues throughout his career. Before joining Newforma, Vic was CEO of Lavandoo Technologies S.A. (LTSA), a Swiss based technology start-up that develops contact and performance management software for mobile devices. During his tenure, Vic helped establish Lavandoo as the leading provider of contact and performance management software products and tools for mobile devices and helped secure second round funding to ensure the company's product expansion.

Prior to Lavandoo, Vic was Vice President and Managing Director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Autodesk. As Managing Director, Sanchez was responsible for over $300 million in revenue and 400 employees covering 30 countries, six product lines and four target industries. Under his leadership, he grew market share in all target markets by more than 10% and increased average revenue per sales head by over 25% in thirty-six months. Prior to Autodesk, Vic was VP and General Manager for Iomega EMEA from 1998 to 2000 where he grew the firm's European operation's profitability by 80%. Vic has also held sales and management positions at Silicon Graphics and Hewlett Packard.

Vic earned a BS in Chemistry and Computer Science from the University of Miami and an MS in Industrial Engineering from Arizona State University.

Manchester, N.H. (USA) -March 4, 2009- Newforma® Inc., a software company addressing the project information management (PIM) needs of the design and building industry, today announced that Tim Bates, a seasoned technology executive with over 25 years of AEC-related experience, has joined Newforma as director of EMEA operations, reporting to Vic Sanchez, Newforma vice president of global sales and service.
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"We are extremely pleased to have such a seasoned AEC executive join our team," said Sanchez.

Vic Sanchez
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Vic SanchezVice President, Sales and Service

Vic bolsters the Newforma team with over 20 years of international sales and executive management experience in software and technology.His customer-focused selling has produced high growth and strong revenues throughout his career.Before joining Newforma, Vic was CEO of Lavandoo Technologies S.A. (LTSA), a Swiss based technology start-up that develops contact and performance management software for mobile devices.During his tenure, Vic helped establish Lavandoo as the leading provider of contact and performance management software products and tools for mobile devices and helped secure second round funding to ensure the company's product expansion.

Prior to Lavandoo, Vic was Vice Presidentand Managing Director of Autodesk for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.As Managing Director, Sanchez was responsible for over $300 million in revenue and 400 employees covering 30 countries, six product lines and four target industries.Under his leadership, he grew market share in all target markets by more than 10% and increased average revenue per sales head by over 25% in thirty-six months.Prior to Autodesk, Vic was VP and General Manager for Iomega EMEA from 1998 to 2000 where he grew the firm's European operation's profitability by 80%.Vic has also held sales and management positions at Silicon Graphics and Hewlett Packard.

Vic earned a BS in Chemistry and Computer Science from the University of Miami and an MS in Industrial Engineering from Arizona State University.

On the move: Rudi Weekers of LMS International; Charles Hutchins, James Fall, Bruce Nourse of OpenCNC software; W.R. "Tim" Timken, Jr. of The Timken Company; Vic Sanchez of Autodesk; Dr. Albert L. Klosterman; R&B; CAD Potential and CADtechnologies Europe; Tecnomatix Technologies and Zuken

Vic Sanchez, European head of Iomega, described the findings as a "shocking statistic that companies are willing to take such a gamble with one of their most valuable assets".He added: "We have become dependent on technology to such an extent that some European small businesses are 100 per cent reliant on the information that is stored on their computers."

The findings of the Iomega survey were supported by a report from the Institute of Directors, in co-operation with Cisco and Oracle, that found that 80 per cent of British retailers admitted making decisions based on poor-quality information.