IndigoVision, a leading provider of IP Video CCTV solutions, has appointed Joanna Brace to the senior management team in the position of Chief Marketing Officer.  Reporting to Oliver Vellacott, IndigoVision's CEO, Joanna will have full responsibility for all aspects of marketing, partnerships, and the development of the sales channel, ensuring IndigoVision remains at the forefront of IP Video technology.

Joanna brings to IndigoVision more than 13 years of experience in Business Development and Commercial Marketing with senior roles in Unisys and Concert, the strategic alliance between BT and AT&T and as Head of Marketing at BT.

"Joanna's appointment represents an exciting new phase for IndigoVision," Oliver Vellacott, IndigoVision's CEO said.  "In order to build on our recent successes and exceptional year-on-year growth, we must continue to invest and support our worldwide partners.  Joanna will play a key part in this objective."

Commenting on her appointment, Joanna said:  "The combination of class leading technology and partnerships with some of the best systems integrators around the world gives IndigoVision the opportunity to dominate the IP Video marketplace.  It is an exciting time to be joining IndigoVision."

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