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Analogue and Mixed Signal ICs
News Release from: Xicor
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 09 January 2003
Bakos brings experience to sales role
Steven Bakos (36) is the new Vice President, Sales at Xicor.
Steven Bakos (36) is the new Vice President, Sales at Xicor Reporting to President and Chief Executive Officer Lou DiNardo, Bakos will be responsible for the company's sales activities, including OEM and distribution sales, as well as Xicor's corporate accounts programme
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 24 Jan 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Bakos brings 14 years experience working in the industry.
He spent the last 11 years at Linear Technology Corp, where he most recently served as Northwest Area Sales Manager.
He has also held other management positions in sales and marketing, including responsibility for North American distribution marketing.
Prior to his affiliation with Linear, Bakos spent three years at National Semiconductor Corp.
He holds a BS degree in engineering from Cornell University (New York).
Xicor President and Chief Executive Officer Lou DiNardo commented, "We are pleased to have Steve join Xicor.
His sales management background in high-performance analogue mixed-signal products is expected to strengthen our position as we continue our focus on growing our mixed-signal product sales.
I am confident that he will provide strong leadership to our sales team, and continue to further the development of Xicor's sales strategy".
"I am pleased to be joining the team at Xicor", said Bakos.
"I have spent many years selling and marketing high-performance mixed-signal products.
I am excited about Xicor's recent product introductions and its roadmap, most notably in the areas of power management, high-performance data conversion and precision analogue".
The company noted that for the recently completed third quarter, mixed-signal product sales were $6.6 million, up 8% from $6.1 million in the second quarter and represented 70% of the $9.4 million of product sales in the quarter, up from 64% in the previous quarter.
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