ioimage appoints Zeev Farkash to manage the EMEA and Latin America regions to strengthen customer and partner support, and to advance sales initiatives.

ioimage, the pioneer of intelligent video appliances designed for simplicity in installation and operation, has announced today the appointment of Zeev Farkash as Vice President for EMEA and Latin America, responsible for managing business and driving growth for these regions.

Zeev brings over 12 years of experience in business development, sales, and marketing in security and the surveillance marketplace as well as various other markets including semiconductors, IT, and telecommunications.

Prior to joining ioimage, Zeev held the position of Vice President for Sales and Marketing at Unisor Design Services and also as Sales and Customer Support Director at NICE Systems' video security division.

With specialized regional focus, ioimage will further sales initiatives by addressing local challenges and capitalizing on opportunities in each region.  This move will expand ioimage's global sales distribution network and further establish its dominance in the intelligent-video and security marketplace.

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