Growth_salesKubtec, digital X-ray systems manufacturer, based in Milford, Conn, is expanding its international coverage by naming new regional sales managers for the global markets.

According to the company, the appointments were made to meet the rising demand for its products, including MOZART with TomoSpec, a specimen tomosynthesis system for excised breast tissue, and KUB 250, a high resolution, low dose portable digital X-ray system dedicated for neonatal imaging.

Regional sales managers, who are responsible for establishing and managing dealer networks in both the clinical and non-clinical markets, include Ang Boon Haw, based in Malaysia, Jakub Marsalek, of the Czech Republic, and Tamer Bader-Eldin, in Cairo.

Haw’s territory includes Japan thru India, Australia and New Zealand. He holds a degree in applied biology and a master’s of science in biotechnology from University of Science Malaysia and brings extensive healthcare industry experience to Kubtec, including managerial positions for surgical and patient monitoring medical device companies in Asia.

Marsalek’s territory covers all of Europe and Scandinavia. He holds an advanced degree in biomedical engineering from the Technical University of Ostrava and a degree in biomedical and clinic technique from the Czech Technical University in Prague. Previously, Jakub has worked for medical products companies, including incubator manufacturer TSE.

Bader-Eldin’s territory includes all of the Middle East and Africa. He holds a degree in electrical engineering from Sin Shams University in Cairo, and an master’s in business administration from University of Leicester-Management Center, in Great Britain. He has 20 years of experience in medical equipment business development, sales, and marketing that includes 18 years with Siemens.

“We are excited to have individuals of Tamer’s, Ang’s and Jakub’s background and experience to assist us in expanding Kubtec’s global presence,” said Vikram Butani, president of Kubtec.

For more information, visit Kubtec.

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