Philippe Gransart

Philippe Gransart has had a long and diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Philippe started their career at Burroughs, Inc. in 1969 as a Product Engineer, where they were involved in Logic Design Projects and played a key role in designing UART LSICs and Data Communication PC Boards. Philippe then moved on to SOBEMAP (SEMA Group) in 1978 as a Systems Engineer.

In 1980, they joined NCR Corporation as a Group Leader Marketing and Software Support, where they contributed to the Transfer of Information from COMTEN Inc. During their time at NCR, they were responsible for Front End and Networking Communications Processor between mainframes and terminals.

Philippe then joined Timeplex Europe in 1982 as a Marketing Manager. Philippe worked in different positions and ended their tenure as a Technical Marketing Manager. Timeplex was a US Market Leader and specialized in statistical multiplexers, multiservice bandwidth managers, and X25 switches.

In 1992, they took up the role of Marketing and Sales Support Manager at SCITEC Europe, a leading Australian Telecoms Manufacturer. However, the Brussels office was liquidated later that year.

In 1992, they also started working at Communications Technology Associates (CTA NV) as a Sales and Marketing Director, until 1999. Philippe then transitioned to TELESAFE NV in 1999 as a Sales Manager, where they remained until 2005.

From 1994 to 2008, Philippe held various roles at WANS SPRL, including Proxyholder and ultimately served as the Managing Director.

Philippe'smost recent role was at Loop Telecom International, where they served as the Sales Director Europe from 2002 to 2013. Prior to that, they held the same role at the company from 2002 to 2013.

Overall, Philippe Gransart's extensive work experience showcases their expertise in sales, marketing, and technical roles in the telecommunications industry.

Philippe Gransart attended the Ecole Nationale de Radiotechnique et 'Electricité Appliquée from 1960 to 1963. During this time, they obtained a degree in Electronique as a Technicien Supérieur. Following this, they enrolled at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de l'Electronique et de ses Applications (ENSEA/France) from 1963 to 1966 and earned another degree in Electronique, this time as an Ingénieur.