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AWR Press Release - March 1, 2010 |
AWR Expands Global Presence with Direct Office in Korea EL
SEGUNDO, Calif. and Seoul, Korea -- March 1, 2010 – AWR Corporation, the innovation leader in high-frequency EDA,
announced today that it has expanded its global presence by establishing a direct sales, support, and marketing
office in Korea. To better serve the region’s growing customer base, Mr. Kyung Hwa Kim has been appointed AWR
Korea’s country manager."Mr. Kim’s commitment to customer satisfaction, his extensive EDA experience, and his profound knowledge of the business in Korea make him an excellent choice to spearhead AWR’s direct expansion in the Asia Pacific region,” said Ron Patston, vice president of Asia Pacific operations for AWR. “Under Mr. Kim’s direction, AWR Korea will be able to more effectively provide support and related services to our customer base.” "AWR is recognized as a key player in the high-frequency design software market," said Mr. Kim. "I am very pleased and excited to lead the effort to expand AWR’s business in the Korean market. The AWR Korea team shares AWR’s vision of excellent customer service." For more information, visit AWR Korea’s new content rich, local language website: www.awr.co.kr. Or contact AWR Korea directly: AWR Korea Co. Ltd. B-1412, Intellige-II, 24 Jeongja-dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, 463-811 +82 31 603 7772 +82 31 603 7773 info.kr@awrcorp.com Visit AWR at: AWR.TV, AWR Blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Contact: Sherry Hess Vice President of Marketing AWR Corporation (310) 726-3000 hess@awrcorp.com Posted 3/2/2010 |
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