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Former Dell Exec Mark Horan Joins Avalon Technologies as CEO; Brian Flynn Comments


peopleMark Horan, formerly a vice president and general manager at Dell, has joined Avalon Technologies as CEO.

Horan will work to help Avalon refine the company™s market strategies, expand its sales and technical teams and extend the business into the education, healthcare and commercial enterprise industries, Avalon said Tuesday.

The 35-year industry veteran most recently led Dell™s team of sales professionals that oversaw commercial and public sector accounts and the advanced systems group.

“Mark has worked at the highest levels of the [information technology] industry and his expertise, relationships, and stellar reputation as a customer advocate will have an immediate impact at Avalon, ” said Brian Flynn, Avalon founder.

Horan held sales and marketing positions at IBM (NYSE: IBM) for 15 years before he joined Dell.

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