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| Founded in 1998, Servecast is Europe's leading specialist supplier of a complete New Media Sportscasting solutions. Through focusing on the requirements of the sports rights owner Servecast has developed a complete service offering including; commercial consultancy, streaming services (via our Global Data Network), Digital Rights Management, Customer Relationship Management, billing services, syndication services, and custom development. |
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Servecast is headquartered in Ireland with offices
in the UK and France. Servecast has emerged as
the leading provider of New Media Sportscasting
solutions in Europe. We have more than 150 man
years of combined experience in developing sportscasting
technology and have leveraged our extensive expertise
with the leading Sports Bodies, Broadcasters &
Rights Holders in Europe to ensure our products
meet the requirements of current and next generation
networks anywhere in the world. We have a commitment
to innovation, service quality and product excellence
that ensures our engineers are leading the marketplace,
never 'learning on the job' at our customers'
expense.
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Darach Deehan, Chief
Executive |
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Darach Deehan
joined Servecast in August 2005. Darach has
17 years experience managing business growth
and market development in Europe, South Africa,
and the USA on behalf of mainly NASDAQ listed
companies.
Previous roles include five years with Centra
Software Inc., leader in virtual learning
and webconferencing, as Business Development
Manager EMEA where Darach was responsible
for regional sales teams throughout EMEA.
Darach also served as V.P. of Global Alliances
for Similarity Systems Ltd, the leading Data
Quality & Data management vendor, assisting
expansion into the US market. He was Channel
Manager Southern EMEA for Marcam Inc., a specialist
process-industry ERP vendor, where he spent
four years in major account sales in Ireland
and South Africa before joining the EMEA management
team. |
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Kevin Quinn, Founder
and Head of Sports & Media |
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Kevin founded
Servecast in 1998, having identified a significant
market opportunity for the provision of online
multimedia communications solutions. Prior
to founding Servecast, Kevin specialised in
satellite broadcasting and post production,
having held various positions with Screenscene
and Digital Space. |
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Ian Maloney, Chief
Technical Officer |
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Ian leads
the Company's research and development team
and is responsible for all new product development
and integration. He is the principal architect
of the Company's extensive suite of applications.
Ian joined Servecast in June 2000. Prior to
joining the Company, he held senior development
positions in several leading technology companies,
including Siemens Nixdorf, where he specialised
in the design and development of strategic
software products. |
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Des O'Grady - Financial
Director |
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Des joined
Servecast in February 2001. Prior to joining
Servecast, Des worked in the Leasing Division
of Xerox Holdings (Ireland) Limited, where
he was responsible for planning and coordinating
the migration of the leasing business of various
European countries to the Xerox Shared Services
Centre in Ireland. Prior to joining Xerox,
Des held positions in major accounting firms,
including Corporate Finance Supervisor in
KPMG Dusseldorf and Audit Senior in BDO Simpson
Xavier, Dublin. |
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Valerie Kennedy - Marketing
& Communications Manager |
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Valerie joined
Servecast in May 2007 and currently oversees
all Servecasts marketing activities.
Prior to joining Servecast, Valerie worked
for a series of blue chip companies, including
Van den Bergh Foods, Baltimore Technologies,
BT, eircom and more recently the GSM Association.
During this time she has gained vast expertise
in developing and implementing international
marketing strategies including brand management,
product launch, strategic partnership development,
and marketing communications. Valerie holds
a Bachelor of Business & Legal Studies
from UCD and a Higher Diploma in Marketing
practice from the Smurfit Graduate School
of Business. |
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