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Phase Vision grows its Management Team

Phase Vision Ltd has underlined its intention to become the leading provider of three-dimensional non-contact scanning solutions following the appointment of two additional members to its management team. Bob Hughes and Matthew Hutchinson have joined Phase Vision as Operations Manager and Marketing Manager respectively. 

Bob is a manufacturing and operations professional with more than 30 years' experience with major UK companies such as Rolls-Royce, Carbolite and Glow-Worm. Bob's main focus with Phase Vision will be the development of production and supply chain capability in order to satisfy the increasing demand for Phase Vision's Quartz Scanner product range. Bob holds a Masters degree in Manufacturing Systems from the University of Warwick.

Matthew is a Chartered Engineer with broad experience as both a product design engineer and technical marketing manager within the transport, metrology and construction sectors. Matthew has an engineering degree from the University of Leeds, as well as postgraduate qualifications from the Universities of Cambridge and Bradford. Matthew will be leading Phase Vision's marketing activities both in the UK and overseas.

Phase Vision's CEO Ralph Weir stated: "We are delighted to have Bob and Matthew on board as part of the Phase Vision management team. Phase Vision is growing in capability, and our 3D measurement solutions are meeting with increasing success with a broad range of manufacturing customers."

For further information about white light scanning technology visit  www.phasevision.com.

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