Mr. Phillip Bradshaw’s appointment as Chairman of the Board.
Barrett Communications is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Phillip Bradshaw as non-executive Chairman with effect from the 10th January 2012.
Mr. Bradshaw has been with the company for 26 years, with over fourteen of those as Managing Director. At this time Mr. Bradshaw will retire from his role as Managing Director.
Mr. Greg O’Neill has been appointed to the role of Managing Director of Barrett Communications Pty. Ltd. Mr. O’Neill has held the role of General Manager for over 6 years.
The newly formed Board will comprise Mr. O’Neill and Mr. Andrew Burt, General Manager – Barrett Europe as Executive Directors, Mr. Tom Barrett and Mrs. Joy Barrett as Non-Executive Directors and Mr. Phillip Bradshaw as Chairman.
Mr. Bradshaw said “In consultation with the Barrett family over the past three years, and the past year in particular, I have made changes to the Company’s management team and planned the expansion of the Board of Directors to provide a strong structure to take Barrett Communications into the future.” He went on to say “After finalizing the acquisition of Q-Mac Electronics, moving into our new premises and leading the company strongly out of the GFC, I am happy to be moving into a non-executive role. We have a solid product line, excellent products on their way, well qualified and dedicated staff, a strong dealer network and a substantial order book.”
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Specifications are typical. Equipment descriptions and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.
Specifications can be changed to meet country specific requirements and those of local radio communications authorities. As such the specifications shown here may not reflect those of products distributed in some countries.
The frequency range of the 4090 HF SDR Transceiver can independently locked for both the transmit and the receive function, as a feature of the 4000 series HF programming software
Specifications are typical. Equipment descriptions and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.
Specifications can be changed to meet country specific requirements and those of local radio communications authorities. As such the specifications shown here may not reflect those of products distributed in some countries.
The frequency range of the 4050 HF SDR Transceiver can independently locked for both the transmit and the receive function, as a feature of the 4000 series HF programming software