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Xcitek Makes Three New Hires for its Sales Team

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Xcitek has brought three newcomers into its sales force. Patricia Reilly, previously director of data services and a relationship manager at DTCC, has joined the company in the newly created role of sales executive. In another newly created position Lynne Wilson, formerly account director of financial services at CAPITA Advisory Services, joins the company as senior sales executive for its software solution XSP in London. Ben Mastropieri has joined the company as sales executive also for XSP. The former strategic alliance manager at Reuters America, servicing the trust, brokerage and equity and fixed income market segments, will be based in New York.

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