DeLattre's efforts as chief sales officer have led to record growth.
VYCON (www.vyconenergy.com) a designer and manufacturer of environmentally friendly, high-speed clean energy storage flywheel systems, today announced that Frank DeLattre has been promoted to president of VYCON.
DeLattre will be responsible for the day-to-day operations as well as setting the vision, strategy and leadership of VYCON that will lead to profitable growth of the company within the rapidly expanding energy storage marketplace. Vatche Artinian will transition from president and CEO to CEO and chairman of the board, the company said.
For the last two years, DeLattre served as the chief sales officer for the company, responsible for sales and marketing activities and has led the company to record growth in both the power quality (UPS) and energy recycling (crane, electric rail) markets. He has been instrumental in the successful development and implementation of global strategic initiatives, industry partnerships, technical sales and global product marketing.
About VYCON
VYCON is an innovator in the design and manufacture of technologically advanced flywheel energy storage systems that enable a highly reliable, cost-effective and green energy storage solution for a variety of applications. The company’s REGEN flywheel systems, used in regenerative power applications such as container cargo handling crane applications and light electric rail, reduce power and energy costs to port and rail operators as well as provide a reduction in green house gasses. In addition, VYCON’s line of VDC and VDC-XE systems are deployed in mission-critical operations around the world protecting critical computing assets against costly power outages.
For more information on VYCON’s innovative green power solutions, contact VYCON at 714-386-3800 or visit VYCON’s web site at: www.vyconenergy.com.
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