Videotec, leading European manufacturer of CCTV products, has recently appointed Cyril Wong as Sales Manager for its subsidiary in Hong Kong. 

Cyril comes to Videotec after spending ten years in customer service and business management as Sales Manager with the international company Tyco Fire and Security in Hong Kong. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Statistics from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

In his new role, Cyril will be responsible for the development and growth of existing and new accounts in the Asia-Pacific market as well as continuing to build and expand Videotec sales channels in this market.

Cyril says of his appointment, "I am delighted to be joining Videotec and I am excited about this new challenge.  I built up a great impression of the company.  I am looking forward to being a part of such a great team and building up Videotec business throughout Asia-Pacific market."

Alessio Grotto, Managing Director of Videotec Spa, comments, "As Videotec increases its presence in Asian market, we want to continue to build our staff with strong players.  I am sure his knowledge and experience will be an invaluable help to provide our Asiatic customers with the best level of service".

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