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SA International Appoints Donald Feagan President and COO

Mark Blundell is appointed SAi chairman, retains CEO position.

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SA International (SAi) has appointed Donald Feagan as president and COO of the company. Mark Blundell, who has held the position of president and CEO of SAi for the past 3 years has been appointed chairman of SAi and will continue to hold the title of CEO.


Feagan brings more then 20 years of experience in the RIP software and digital-printing industries to SA International. Prior to SA International, Feagan held the position of vice president and business manager of Oce Display Graphics Systems (ODGS), Oce North America, where he was responsible for development of ODGS strategic business plans; P&L responsibility; management of sales organization; collaboration and execution of marketing initiatives; operational management of the ODGS supplies business; and coordination of the hardware service business for the installed customer base. Prior to Oce, he held several positions at Onyx Graphics, most recently president and general manager.


“The addition of an executive of Don”?s caliber and experience will significantly strengthen SAi”?s management and help prepare us for the growth that we anticipate, both in our traditional business, and in other related areas,”? says Blundell.



SA International. formally Scanvec, Ltd. was founded as an Israeli Corporation in 1990. The company merged in December 1998 with Amiable Technologies, Inc. and changed its name in July 1999. Headquartered in Philadelphia, SAi has additional offices in Belgium, Brazil, Israel, Puerto Rico, China, and Russia.

SA INTERNATIONAL
www.saintl.biz


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