Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology appoints new MD

  • Dan Ayres (left) replaces Andy Matthews (right) as managing director.
    Dan Ayres (left) replaces Andy Matthews (right) as managing director.
  • Mark Vosloo has been given the new title of sales, customer support and marketing director.
    Mark Vosloo has been given the new title of sales, customer support and marketing director.

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UK-based Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology (OPIT) has promoted Dan Ayres to managing director, effective immediately. Last summer Ayres was appointed to the newly-created role of general manager having already worked at the company for over ten years. He has been based in operations, product management and project management.

Ayres replaces Andy Matthews who has held the role since 2007. Details of his exit have not been disclosed.

Dan Ayres will report to Jonathan Flint, CEO of OPIT, who comments, “Our business strategy demands an organisation that can meet the challenge of expanding markets, new products and growing numbers of customers and employees. Dan’s new appointment will ensure that Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology continues its current growth plans and I am confident that with Dan heading the strong executive team in place at the company, this will be achieved.”

Mark Vosloo, sales and customer support director has taken over responsibility for all customer facing functions including strategic marketing and holds the new title sales, customer support and marketing director.

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