Viktor Várkonyi Named CEO of Graphisoft
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- Created on January 06, 2009
“Let me congratulate
Viktor for his appointment as CEO of Graphisoft and wish him great success
in his new responsibility.” said Gábor Bojár, chairman of the Graphisoft
board of directors. ”I would also like to thank Dominic Gallello.
During his five-year tenure as CEO, he successfully put Graphisoft back
on a dynamic growth path and led the company through major transitions
including the acquisition of Graphisoft by the German Nemetschek Group.
I would like to express my greatest appreciation in particular, for
the impressive development of the executive management team of Graphisoft.
I believe this is what a CEO can be most proud of.”
Viktor Várkonyi comes from Graphisoft’s Product Group, where he was responsible for driving all product strategy and engineering activities.
“The 16 years I spent with Graphisoft provided me with the unique opportunity to witness and influence the dynamic evolution of model based design,” said Viktor Várkonyi, CEO of Graphisoft. “I am convinced break-through innovations in Building Information Modeling (BIM) are still yet to come and I am extremely excited to take part in this and to lead Graphisoft in these stirring times.”
Viktor Várkonyi joined Graphisoft in 1992 as a software engineer. He has continued to deliver breakthrough technologies, including a globally unique 3D editing environment for model-based design software in 1998. He has held various executive positions at Graphisoft and most recently led the company’s product development. Várkonyi holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the Budapest University of Technology.
www.graphisoft.com
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