Mark Venske Named New PAC Vice President of Sales and Support for the Americas

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Mark Venske Named New PAC Vice President of Sales and Support for the Americas

14 Dec, 2011

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PAC (USA) a global provider of advanced analytical instruments for laboratories and online process applications, is pleased to announce that Mark Venske has now joined the growing PAC team as the Vice-President of Sales and Support for the Americas. Mark has over thirty years of engineering, sales, and customer support experience from Spectra Tech Applied System and Varian, which was acquired by Agilent in 2010. Throughout his career, Mark has held various positions in sales, support, and business development.

“As we drive our technical expertise and product offerings, we continue to focus on bringing value to PAC customers and improving the overall customer experience,” said Mark. “PAC is focused on not just providing analytical instruments to clients, but providing holistic solutions that resolve analytical challenges. Our goal is to partner with our customers and help them solve key issues they face in today’s competitive landscape by improving productivity and the overall quality of their end products.”

“We at PAC are pleased that Mark has joined the team,” says Jeroen Schmits, PAC President. “With his extensive skills, knowledge, and experience, he will play a vital role to the improved success of PAC.”

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