TIE Holding

Jan Sundelin - Chief Executive Officer, TIE Holding

Jan Sundelin brings 15 years of sales and marketing experience to TIE. Most recently, he served as CEO and president of TallyGenicom EMEA, where he was responsible for more than $170 million in U.S. revenue. He helped the organization return to profitability by rationalizing operations and restructuring their sales channels, and was responsible for sales and marketing in more than 60 countries. Previously, Jan served as senior vice president of strategic planning and global sales and marketing for Minolta-QMS Mobile, a company he joined in 1989 as a sales manager and later served as EMEA president. During his tenure as senior vice president of global sales and marketing, Jan was instrumental in increasing worldwide sales from $250 million to $300 million.

Stuart Campbell - Chief Technology Officer

Stuart Campbell has been involved in the field of e-Business since 1989 when he started his career after graduating from Loughborough University of Technology with a degree in Electronic and Manufacturing Engineering. He was the project manager for eBusiness at ICL purchasing (now Fujitsu), then moved on to manage the technical activities within the Western European EDIFACT Board within the European Commission and from there was invited to lead the eCommerce activities in the European Standards Institutes (CEN) European Board for EDI/EC Standardization (eBES). Before joining TIE in January 2001, Stuart worked as the Solutions Director for CMASS/Vintura where he managed diverse eBusiness projects. As Chief Technology Officer for TIE Holding since 2001, Stuart manages TIE's software and services development activity and TIE's Research activities. These have included major European Commission funded projects (e.g. STASIS, SEAMLESS, SEEMseed) which serve to help fund TIE's cutting-edge research and benefit Europe through multi-parter consortiums. Through Stuart, TIE is also Chair of the ICT SME committee and SME partner of the NESSI European Technology Platform Software and Services initiative which is promoting Service Orientated Architectures (SOA) in Europe.