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Asset Control Appoints New US and EMEA Sales Execs, Expands in Asia

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Asset Control has added to its EMEA sales team with the appointment of Claudio Capozzi as EMEA sales director in London. The vendor has also hired Scot Kelly in New York as North American sales executive, as well as expanding its Asia Pacific sales coverage with the relocation of Alex Rich to its Australian office.

Prior to Asset Control, Capozzi worked for risk management software provider Algorithmics for 9 years, where he led the EMEA sales team.

Kelly has 18 years of experience in the technology business and prior to Asset Control, he worked in sales at Cor FS, GoldenSource, FNX (now part of GL Trade), SunGard, and Informa Financial Information’s Effron, a portfolio accounting and performance measurement software product for buy side firms.

Rich, Asset Control’s former EMEA sales director based in London, will relocate to Australia in September to help expand Asset Control’s sales organisation in the Asia Pacific region, and open a regional office while becoming Asset Control’s Asia Pacific sales director.

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