HID Global’s access control team gets new MD – Harm Radstaak
Radstaak has over 15 years of experience in the security and smart card industries
HID Global, trusted leader in solutions for the delivery of secure identity, announced that Harm Radstaak has been promoted to Managing Director - Identity & Access Management, Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). In his new role, Mr. Radstaak is responsible for the strategic development and implementation of the company's business objectives, while positioning HID Global for growth within the region.

With over 15 years of experience in the security and smart card industries, Radstaak brings to his new role a wealth of strategic sales and business development experience that significantly contributes to the company's success in the EMEA region.

"Harm's extensive sales management background and unique perspective from a long-standing career in the security and smart card industries make him the right choice to continue driving growth in the secure identity solutions market in EMEA," said Tony Ball, senior vice president of Identity and Access Management for HID Global. "Harm's proven industry knowledge and dedication to customer satisfaction excellence will be invaluable in continuing to enhance customer value through Genuine HID."

Prior to this appointment, Radstaak played a key role on HID Global's EMEA sales management team as the regional sales director for Continental Europe, a position he held for the past five years. Before joining HID Global, Mr. Radstaak has held various international sales and marketing management positions, where he specialised in the time and attendance and security markets.

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