Sebastian Dalheimer joins Satuit Technologies as Head of Europe

BRAINTREE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Satuit Technologies, Inc., a global leader in software solutions for the professional investment market has continued the expansion of the company’s European presence.

We are pleased to announce that Sebastian Dalheimer has joined Satuit Technologies as Head of Europe. Based in London, Sebastian’s role will be to oversee the continued expansion strategy for Satuit in the region with its existing client base as well as growing the company’s footprint across Europe. Satuit Technologies is making a concerted effort to increase its European presence and the addition of Sebastian further cements the company’s ambitions.

Sebastian joins us from Markit Group Ltd where he was director of Sales for Germany, Switzerland and most recently the Nordics, responsible for account management and new business activities in those countries/region. Previously to that, Sebastian was employed at Bloomberg L.P. where his most recent role was Head of Sales Switzerland (major accounts).

"We have some really exciting new products and new features for our existing CRM offering. We look forward to expansion in the UK and Europe under Sebastian's leadership," says Karen Maguire, Satuit's CEO.

ABOUT SATUIT TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Satuit Technologies, Inc. is the premier provider of cloud-based and On-Premise CRM software solutions for the Institutional, wealth management, private equity, hedge fund, real estate and property markets. Satuit has offices in the United States and the United Kingdom, and serves clients in more than thirty-five countries. For additional information, visit www.satuit.com.

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