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Ferenc Szelényi succeeds Hölzle at SES

November 30, 2011 14.00 Europe/London By Robert Briel

SES has appointed Ferenc Szelényi as its new SVP commercial in Europe. He succeeds Norbert Hölzle in this function, who has decided to leave the satellite operator.

Ferenc will be heading the European sales force of SES, which includes the Western and Central European key markets, the Nordics and Baltics, Eastern and Southern Europe, as well as Russia, Ukraine and Turkey. Ferenc will start his new job on 1st January 2012 and report to the CCO of SES, Ferdinand Kayser.

Ferenc Szelényi has held management positions in major international corporations in the information and communication technology sector and has more than 20 years of experience in key sales and marketing functions in telecommunications, IT and consulting companies. Holding degrees from the universities of Linz (Austria) and Bocconi (Italy), he worked in major international business positions at Dell, T-Systems, PricewaterhouseCoopers, KarstadtQuelle and IBM, mainly in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

“We are pleased that Ferenc now joins SES to lead our important European markets”, said Ferdinand Kayser in a statement. “These markets are extremely well-developed and demand from us a strong focus on very diverse customers in the different countries and on their strategic growth, especially in the dynamic Eastern European markets. We wish Ferenc well for this exciting job and look forward to further developing our business with him, together with our customers.”

“Norbert has decided to leave us after a couple of successful years with SES,” continued Kayser. “As CEO of the company NDSatCom, in which SES used to have a majority shareholding, he was instrumental in developing an important new sector, the governments and institutions services, and successfully restructured the company. As CCO of SES Astra and as Senior Vice President Commercial Europe of SES, he reorganized our sales department and successfully focused it on our long-term business stability and on further growth in the European markets. We wish Norbert all the best for his future.”

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