Phonetic Systems Adds V.P.s
Phonetic Systems, a Burlington, Mass., a provider of voice-enabled technology, has named two new
vice presidents: Mark Bannon, sales; and Matthew Luckett, corporate development.
“Matt and Mark have successful track records in strategic management and corporate development that strengthen our team as we continue to forge strong customer
relationships while expanding into new markets,” said Yahal Zilka, Phonetic's chairman.
Prior to Phonetic, Bannon was vice president of global sales and technical services at IPHighway. He has also held executive management positions at SoftLinx, Big
Sky Technologies, Cayman Systems, Banyan Systems and Syntrex.
He has 20 years experience in the strategic management of worldwide sales, channel development, customer support, product marketing, and marketing
communications.
Luckett was previously the director of business development at 12 Entrepreneuring. Before that, he was a principal and equity research analyst for Wit SoundView
where he participated in software financings and helped to generate more than $20 million in commissions and fees.
Luckett began his career as a Gartner Group analyst.
Phonetic is privately held and recently raised $37.5 million in financing to expand into overseas markets. The company's technology is used in directory assistance,
voice-driven automated attendant, call routing, information retrieval in portals, and customer service sites.
Reprinted from boston.internet.com
