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Triton president Brian Kett resigns
December 19, 2007
LONG BEACH, Miss. —Triton Systemshas announced that Brian J. Kett, president, has tendered his resignation, effective immediately, to pursue other interests. Kett's responsibilities will be absorbed by Bill Johnson, chief executive officer.
Johnson joined Triton in August 2007 as CEO. With more than 22 years experience, his resume includes leadership roles as executive vice president with Hill PHOENIX, a leading designer and manufacturer of refrigeration and electrical equipment, and CEO of The Graham Corporation where he was credited with increasing sales by 50 percent.
"Brian has been with the Triton family for ten years where his leadership played an integral role in Triton's success and international expansion into the global ATM marketplace," said Johnson. "On behalf of the company, I thank him for his contribution to Triton and the industry and wish him the very best in his future endeavors."
Kett joined Triton in 1997 as director of sales for Canada, and subsequently earned positions of increasing responsibility in the company leading to his appointment of president in March 2003.
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