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05 Jul 2007
There was more management shuffling at Sun last week as the vendor appointed a new UK sales director.
Simon Culmer, who formerly managed the UK public sector business, has now been made head of UK sales, a role which has been vacant since Guillermo Marsicovetere returned to Argentina. Sun remained tight-lipped about the exact role Culmer would play alongside Charlotte Selby, partner and alliances sales director.
The latest move is less than two weeks after the vendor parted company with is UK managing director, Trudy Norris-Grey, and 24 hours later appointed Kim Jones as her replacement.
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