Inview Technology has announced that Angélique Boissy, a leading figure in the digital television industry, will be working with the company to spearhead its sales and partnerships initiative and develop Inview’s strategies and customer base globally.

US and European educated Ms. Boissy has spent more than 18 years operating at management board level for US, European and Chinese companies and played critical roles in delivering transformational solutions and services to operators and broadcasters throughout the globe.  For the past three years, she has been Vice President of Global Sales for Skyworth, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of set top boxes, and previously held the position of Vice President of Sales and Services EMEA for UTStarcom.

“This is an exciting time for our industry”, said Angélique, “Inview Technology, with its unique core competences and focus on providing dedicated middleware, services and solutions to enhance and monetize the television experience, has a tremendous international reputation. I believe we are perfectly positioned to perform an even more pivotal role globally for customers in active and new markets.

I am delighted and immensely proud to be given the opportunity to play a part at senior level at one of the fastest growing technology companies in the world. I look forward to building on the strong foundations and reputation for customer delivery already laid by Inview’s immensely talented senior management.”

Julie Austin, CEO, Inview Technology Ltd. commented “We are delighted that Angélique has chosen to work with us going forward. We have achieved significant success in developing our customer and partnership base in recent years and there is a huge potential for further growth for Inview in Asia, Africa and the Americas. Angélique is already well known and respected in our market sector and her considerable knowledge in the industry will be invaluable in shaping our commercial activities and implementing driving our global strategy.”

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