This article explains more about the appointment of Steve Monroe as KCS Senior Vice President of Sales in North America and the skills he brings.
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Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS) has appointed Steve Monroe as its new Senior Vice President of Sales in North America. Reporting to NA Chief Executive Officer Heather Preu, Steve will be based in the Chicago area, where he will oversee all the KCS North American business units, including MAM Software.
"Now is an exciting time to be joining the KCS team; we are continuing to invest in our brand in North America, and a key part of this involves unifying our businesses. To achieve this, we need to bring together our sales teams, and Steve will be integral to ensuring everyone is working towards our common goal," said CEO Heather Preu.
Steve brings 25 years of experience in sales, business process management, ERP, and technology solutions to the role. He has an extensive academic and professional background in these areas and has previously worked at Dassault Systèmes, which includes the IQMS, GE Digital, and Meridium brands.
"Steve's experience in both technology solutions and finance will make him a real asset to KCS, and I am very much looking forward to welcoming him to the senior executive team," Heather added.
"KCS is experiencing exciting growth and putting great organizational enhancements into place. I appreciate the opportunity to be part of this great team," commented Steve. "I look forward to ensuring the already-attractive KCS and MAM Software portfolio of products and services is accessible to businesses throughout North America."
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