Amadeus names business development manager - TravelMole


Amadeus names business development manager

Wednesday, 04 Dec, 2007 0

Richard Kelly has been named as business development manager for Amadeus UK and Ireland.

He previously held a similar role for Cornerstone Information Systems and was formerly head of technical sales for Galileo UK.

Kelly will be responsible for managing and developing third party relationships with software providers that complement the Amadeus product offering.

UK and Ireland managing director Stephane Durand said: “Richard’s role will be to identify opportunities for Amadeus to partner with local third party software providers that complement and enhance our own solutions to further meet the needs of our customers.”

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