DigitalGlobe Appoints Former NAVTEQ Executive16/02/2009 |
| DigitalGlobe has named Rafay Khan as senior vice president of international sales. In his new role, Khan will be responsible for DigitalGlobe\'s international sales operations as the company seeks to capitalise on the growing worldwide demand for high-resolution satellite and aerial imagery. |
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Most recently, Khan was the Asia Pacific vice president of business development and sales for NAVTEQ, a world leader in digital map data. During his seven-year tenure, he drove NAVTEQ's expansion in Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Russia.
Khan's appointment, coupled with recent office expansions in London and Singapore, reinforces DigitalGlobe's commitment to provide greater levels of international sales, operations and marketing support to its international territories. In addition, DigitalGlobe recently signed a new lease for expanded office space in Longmont (CO, USA) and new offices in Walnut Creek (CA, USA).
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