Elster Gas North America Names Tod Bradley As Sr. Product Manager For The Elster American Meter Business Unit
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Cleveland, OH, May 13, 2008 - Elster Gas North America announces Tod Bradley has been appointed Sr. Product Manager Gas Measurement and Control Systems with a focus on the Industrial/Commercial market segment for Elster Gas North America's business unit Elster American Meter.
Tod Bradley has over 17 years of experience in the industry with Dresser, Enron, and Metretek, Inc. Bradley will be responsible for driving the commercialization of new products, channel development and the promotion of Elster American Meter Industrial/Commercial market product families. Bradley will be closely linked into defining the market needs of our customers working closely with Elster American Meter's engineering department, sales channels, third party providers, Elster Integrated Solutions and our customers.
In this role Bradley will help provide a much clearer focus on market needs and increase the speed of our product development and sales growth. Bradley will report to Kevin Warner, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Elster American Meter. Bradley holds both his MBA and Bachelor of Science in Management from Pepperdine University, Malibu, California. He also has an A.A.S. in Industrial Illustration Technology from Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana.
Tod Bradley, Product Manager - Sr. Product Manager Gas Measurement and Control System
Tod.Bradley@americanmeter.com
T + 1 919 601 9940
For further information contact:
Deborah Sill, Elster Gas North America, 440-417-1167, dsill@americanmeter.com
About Elster Group
Elster Group is the world's leading manufacturer and supplier of highly accurate, high quality, integrated metering and utilization solutions to the gas, electricity and water industries.
The group has over 7,500 staff, operations in 38 countries and serves over 115 markets around the world. Elster's high quality products and systems reflect the wealth of knowledge and experience gained from over 170 years of dedication to measuring precious resources and energy.
