A Danbury-based company that provides mail automation software and equipment has appointed a new CEO, effective immediately. BlueCrest has named Kim Andersen to the leadership post to succeed Dennis P. LeStrange, who will assume the role of executive chairman. Andersen was the company’s chief operating officer. Andersen has assumed full responsibility for BluCrest’s day-to-day management, […]
A Danbury-based company that provides mail automation software and equipment has appointed a new CEO, effective immediately.
BlueCrest has named Kim Andersen to the leadership post to succeed Dennis P. LeStrange, who will assume the role of executive chairman. Andersen was the company’s chief operating officer.
Andersen has assumed full responsibility for BluCrest’s day-to-day management, while LeStrage focuses on business development, M&A opportunities, industry affiliations, customer development and partnership growth.
Andersen joined the company six years ago after serving as managing director and partner of Scani A/S, a company he built and developed for 16 years and sold to mail automation company Quadient.