VENTURA, CA – Software consultancy LINKFRESH Inc. announced the addition of 8 new consultants for its Enterprise Resource Planning operations in California and the United Kingdom. LINKFRESH said that the new hires were brought in following 38.5 percent growth in year-on-year group revenue in its delivery service, and a 9.7 percent increase in support services in 2015.
“It’s fantastic to welcome such a wealth of talent from across the world to our global consultancy teams,” said Nikki Scar, Chief Operations Officer, in a press release. “Last year we experienced exceptional growth as a company, and we are looking forward to continuing to press ahead, bringing our specialist software solutions to fresh food organizations globally.”
John Lischefsk has joined LINKFRESH in California as Director of Business Development. Lischefsk has more than 30 years expertise in business and channel development, sales, and product strategy. He previously held positions at Microsoft and Microsoft Dynamics partners, including Columbus Global and Edgewater Fullscope.
Liz Jacobs has come aboard as a Microsoft Dynamics NAV Consultant and will work closely with the company’s expanding United States customer base. Previously, Jacobs worked with Microsoft Dynamics partner Beck Consulting.
Trisha Gregory has become the newest Project Manager in the United States. Gregory brings new expertise in information and business intelligence technologies, and ERP project management.
In the United Kingdom, 5 new consultants have been named and will bring additional Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX product development and deployment skills to LINKFRESH Inc’s food supply chain ERP solutions. The consultants hired are as follows:
- Antonio Da Silva, Microsoft Dynamics NAV Developer
- Jeff Sergeant, Microsoft Dynamics NAV Consultant
- Sheldon Peacock, Microsoft Dynamics NAV Consultant
- Csaba Kiss, Product Development Consultant
- Krassimir Trendafilnov, AX developer
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