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Intraratio Names Ken Reilich as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing
February 29, 2024 | IntraratioEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Intraratio is pleased to welcome Ken Reilich as its new Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing. In his new role, Ken will be instrumental in leading global sales and marketing initiatives driving Intraratio’s revenue growth and significantly enhancing Intraratio's market position.
"Ken’s appointment is a significant milestone for Intraratio,” said Ryan Gamble, CEO and Founder of Intraratio. “His extensive expertise in global sales and business development aligns perfectly with our growth objectives. We believe his leadership will propel Intraratio to new heights in the market."
Ken brings an impressive 15-year tenure as an executive sales and business development leader with a proven track record of providing excellent organizational and operational performance. His background in engineering management across the entire semiconductor ecosystem, combined with his extensive experience in negotiating and collaborating with C-suite executives aligns seamlessly with Intraratio's vision and objectives.
Ken’s recent roles include, serving as a Vice President Sales at Synapse Design Automation, Inc., having joined to lead tier Tier 1 accounts and new logo account acquisition, expanding the company's customer base. Previously, Ken served ten years at TessolveDTS, Inc., serving as their Vice President of Business Development, where his leadership contributed to a 6X growth of the company’s revenue and facilitated a 500% company headcount increase. Ken’s Executive roles include serving as the Executive Director of Sales at Rapid Bridge, LLC, where he consistently exceeded 120% of the company's annual revenue targets.
“I’m thrilled to join the Intraratio team as a key leader driving the company’s vision for true implementation of Smart Manufacturing by changing the Semiconductor/Photonics, and SMT industries paradigm and driving Industry 4.0 initiatives,” said Ken. “Intraratio’s incorporation of AI/ML into the manufacturing ecosystem will facilitate vast improvement in operational efficiencies that are a critical requirement to meet the unmet engineering demand for the foreseeable future.”
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