MARLINK APPOINTS NEW COUNTRY MANAGER FOR JAPAN
2012 04 20
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Marlink has announced, at this year’s Sea Japan tradeshow, the appointment of Shinobu Suzuki as its new Japan Country Manager. Suzuki will be based in Marlink’s Tokyo office and will have core responsibility for further strengthening the company’s position in the Japanese and Korean markets, as well as supporting its existing customer base in the region.
Having worked in the maritime communications field for 26 years, Suzuki brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her new role. Her extensive career includes positions with several of the industry’s major players including SAIT Communications, which later became part of Marlink.
Suzuki’s strong management skills and maritime experience will further develop the Marlink Tokyo office value proposition meeting the rapidly growing demand for flexible and reliable satellite communications solutions. Marlink provides a total satellite communications solution to suit operator’s applications and as the world’s largest provider of maritime satellite communications has significant expertise and experience in VSAT.
Commenting on the new appointment, Gunnar Valle, Marlink’s Sales Director for Asia said: “Shinobu Suzuki has a very strong background in the maritime satellite communication industry and we are delighted to welcome her back to the Marlink team. With a great understanding of the local market, we are confident that Suzuki-san will be able to provide exceptional managerial support and regional focus, enabling us to further expand our Japanese and Korean customer base.”
As a well-established provider of satellite communications to the global maritime market, Marlink has a long history of supplying a wide range of solutions to the Japanese shipping industry. Further information about Marlink can be gained during this year’s Sea Japan where the company will exhibit on stand P20.
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