NEWS9 September 2015
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UK — Video analysis insight company LivingLens has hired Andrew Mitchell, Adam Cooper and Matt Marontate to boost its sales, business development and technology teams.
Mitchell (pictured left), who has been hired as global commercial director, has joined from IRI, where he was the international commercial director for its technology division.
Cooper (pictured centre), now head of technology at LivingLens, was previously technical director at his own consultancy; and Marontate (pictured right), hired as business development director at LivingLens, previously worked at Vision Critical.
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