VR and 3D immersive systems integrator and software provider Antycip Simulation has expanded its team with the addition of Amir Khosh and Quentin Blancheri.
Khosh joins as business developer based at its Adderbury office in the UK after leaving Avaya where he was a sales engineer for the UK and Ireland.
He will focus on Antycip’s key suppliers including Lumiscaphe, TechViz and CM Labs, whilst also looking for VR prospects looking for immersive displays solutions. His remit will extend across key markets including the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands and Scandinavia.
“Amir is a valuable asset to Antycip Simulation as we continue to hone our strategy of placing increased focus on COTS based solutions for aerospace, defence and commercial applications and integrated visual display solutions,” said John Mould, head of commercial sales UK at Antycip Simulation. “We’ve seen significant growth in commercial simulation and large scale data applications in recent years with new customers and projects in the transport, energy, retail and engineering sectors, and are now putting renewed investment into this area.”
Blancheri [pictured right] has taken up the position of key account manager and will work out of the
company’s Paris headquarters.
He will be focused on the simulation market for the defence, aeronautics and aerospace industries in France as well as in French speaking BeNeLux. Responsible for driving the products and solutions available from partner companies including VT MAK, AGI, CM Labs, Triangraphics and RT Dynamics, he will oversee a number of Antycip Simulation’s key clients, including the French ministry of armed forces (DGA), Ruag, MINDEF and Naval Group.
Blancheri spent 18 months working for a Parisian start up as a business developer, working on CRM software and creating an online event management platform and app. He then spent four years at the Genious Group as a business engineer focusing on digital development, before moving to a business manager role in serious gaming, helping medical professionals to train on behaviours and best practices.