Sep 9, 2005 2:50 PM, Beyond The Headlines e-newsletter
Miranda Technologies has appointed Michel Proulx as its new chief technology
officer. Proulx’s promotion comes after several years with Miranda, most
recently as the senior VP of product development.
In his new role, he will
help shape the company’s long-term technology strategy, and focus on strategic partnerships.
Proulx speaks regularly at technical conferences and meetings. Before joining Miranda, he participated in the launch of Pixstream, which designed video networking solutions for
IPTV. Prior to Pixstream, he worked for 11 years at Leitch, serving in a
variety of roles across engineering, marketing and product management.
Although Proulx will continue to be responsible for product management
across the company, the day-to-day responsibility will be assumed by Marco
Lopez, Miranda’s new vice president of product development.
Lopez brings extensive management and engineering experience to Miranda,
having spent the past 13 years at Matrox, most recently as senior director
of sales and marketing for the video products group.
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