Da-Lite Screen promotes Matthew J. Teevan to VP and Director of International Sales from his previous position of Director of International Sales.
“Matt brings a wealth of international experience and perspective to his new position with the company,” explains Richard Lundin, Da-Lite Chairman and CEO, “As Da-Lite continues to grow internationally, we identified Matt as the natural selection for this position, based on his educational and sales experience.”
A graduate of Furman University, Matt started with Da-Lite as an Internal Sales Partner in 2003 and began handling Da-Lite accounts in Europe and the Middle East in 2004. In 2004, Matt was also named to Da-Lite’s strategic planning team.
Building on his international experience Matt was responsible for Marketing from mid-2004 until 2006. As a part of Matt’s personal and professional goals he took a leave of absence to complete his advanced degree work at the University of Paris, La Sorbonne in French language and civilization.
“The combination of Matt’s international business savvy and educational experience provides Da-Lite with someone who understands our company, but more importantly, understands how the markets outside of No. America function and their unique product demands,” states Judith Loughran, Executive Vice President of Da-Lite.
As a part of his professional responsibilities, Matt has served on the IS China Exhibitors Committee and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Integrated Systems Europe.
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