Nimans grabs former Ingram sales boss
Nimans and Rocom have hired Ingram Micro's former sales director James Perkins (pictured) to head up group sales at the distributor.
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Nimans and Rocom have hired Ingram Micro's former sales director James Perkins (
pictured) to head up group sales at the distributor.
A 12-year veteran of the Ingram Micro machine, Perkins has also worked in finance and business planning roles before joining the broadliner from technical outsourcing specialist Qcom.
"I am looking forward to developing productive relationships with suppliers, staff and customers, identifying how we can enhance our offerings and business opportunities," said Perkins.
Nimans bought voice distributor Rocom from its former parent, ATC, for £12.4m
last spring.
The merger was the largest in the comms distribution space since the coming-together of Westcon and Crane.
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