Oxfordshire technology firm appoints vice president for Asian growth
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 17:02 · Archive
Infinitesima, an Abingdon-based semiconductor metrology firm, has appointed Jonathan Bryon as vice president of corporate affairs to drive expansion into Asia.
Infinitesima, an Abingdon-based technology firm specialising in metrology technology for the semiconductor industry, has appointed Jonathan Bryon as vice president of corporate affairs. The newly created senior role will focus on international expansion, particularly into Asia. Mr Bryon brings more than 25 years of experience to the position.
Metrology technology is the quality-control 'measuring' technology used to ensure chips are built correctly. Mr Bryon previously served as business development director at Oxford Instruments, where he led operations across Korea, Taiwan, ASEAN, and Oceania. He will be responsible for investor relations with Asia-based investors, UK government engagement, trade compliance, and establishing Infinitesima's legal entities across Asia. He will be based in Taiwan and work across the region and the UK.
Peter Jenkins, chief executive of Infinitesima, said the appointment reflects the company's international ambitions and the need for robust business infrastructure to support growth in complex markets. He praised Mr Bryon's 'rare combination of international leadership, deep experience of Asian markets and an understanding of the wider regulatory and political environment'.
How it is being reported
- Oxfordshire technology firm appoints vice president to drive Asian growthInfinitesima, based in Abingdon, has named Jonathan Bryon as vice president of corporate affairs.Oxford Mail · 1 Nov, 16:00
- Oxfordshire technology firm appoints vice president to drive Asian growthInfinitesima, based in Abingdon, has named Jonathan Bryon as vice president of corporate affairs.Oxfordshire Guardian · 1 Nov, 16:00
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