Broadcast automation provider Crispin said Feb. 25 it has appointed Rodney Mood as chief operation officer.
Mood, who has served as chief technology officer at Crispin since 2005, will oversee development, customer service and manufacturing. While he retains his CTO duties in research and development, Mood has expanded his focus to customer service.
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Rodney Mood, CTO of Crispin, sees BXF as providing a robust interface between traffic and automation to exchange mission-critical data.
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Crispin Corp. has appointed Dave Neal as its chief executive officer. Neal's appointment allows Alan DeVany, the company's founder, to focus on product development, customer service and support. DeVany will retain his title of president. Neal, 47, brings 18 years of senior level management experience in technology, s