On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 19:17:23 -0700 (PDT), jon_banquer
<jon_banquer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
>Alibre's CEO Greg Milliken is history. I won't miss him or his
>numerous lies.
IOW You are clueless.
>He's now a sales VP
He's IN technical sales & marketing, mostly. NOT clueless in ad &
buzzword BS.
>and is no longer in the CADCAM business.
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Altadyn-876616.html
"Web3D Technology Leader Altadyn Expands Leader****p Team"
[
IRVINE, CA and PARIS--(Marketwire - July 8, 2008) - Altadyn, the developer
of
3DXplorer, the first "plug-in-less," browser-based 3D virtual world
creation
platform, today announced the appointment of Greg Milliken as vice
president of
marketing. Milliken joins the Altadyn team to accelerate market awareness
and
adoption of 3DXplorer after the successful release of the 3DXplorer V3
beta in
January.
"We are pleased to welcome Greg to the Altadyn team," said Darius
Lahoutifard,
CEO of Altadyn. "Greg's wealth of experience and past successes in a
variety of
3D technology businesses, as well as his background leading marketing in
emerging technology companies, will complement our current team and help
us
achieve our goal of establi****ng 3DXplorer as the leading web3D platform."
Milliken brings 25 years of experience in leading roles at 3D software and
hardware companies, including established public companies and startups.
Most
recently he was CEO of Alibre, Inc., a developer of 3D CAD software
focused on
breaking down barriers to 3D. Prior to Alibre, he was vice president of
marketing at Knowledge Revolution, a developer of mechanical motion
simulation
software acquired by MSC Software. Before KR, he co-founded AccelGraphics,
Inc.,
a venture-funded startup that developed 3D graphics cards for CAD,
animation and
simulation markets that went public in 1997. He has also held various
roles in
marketing, sales and engineering at Autodesk and Intergraph.
Altadyn' s 3DXplorer is the only plug-in-less, browser-based web3D
platform for
building and visiting 3D virtual worlds, web sites and web applications.
....
]
Quite the step upwards & probably with lots better pay.
Congratulations, Gregg.
>Good riddance.
The last 20 places you "worked" in the last 3 years or so said
that each time you got booted, right?
I'd wager that Gregg even knows about triangles & simple shop math.
He probably passed High School too as he has an engineering degree.
--
Cliff
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