Imago Makes Adjustments Company-Wide
August 16, 2007
With 2007 revenues expected in the "double-digit millions," and citing the desire to remain profitable in a changing market, Imago Scientific Instruments has recenly undergone structural changes designed as a "healthy adjustment of the company," according to Tom Kelly, co-founder of the company. In addition to streamlining its staff, the company's management team will undergo changes as well, as Tom Kelly becomes CEO, and Emmanuel Lakios, formerly senior vice president, moves to President and Chief Operating Officer. The changes were made, Kelly said, because, "we feel we've got a very bright future [and] we want to make sure we're positioned to capitalize on that correctly." Imago sells its measuring instruments primarily to researchers in the semi-conductor, data storage and biomaterials industries, and has recently released two new "major" products.
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