Technology >> CEO Interviews >> March 21, 2005
JAMES MURDAKES has been a Director of Image Sensing Systems, Inc., since
March 1994 and was elected Chairman in February 2002. In April 2002, Mr.
Murdakes was appointed President and CEO of ISS. Thereafter, he led the
company to eleven successive profitable quarters during which the stock
price has grown from $1 to $17 per share. Mr. Murdakes spent 25 years
with Control Data (CDC) of Minneapolis in a number of senior management
positions. Upon retirement, in June 1987, from CDC he was appointed
President and CEO of Clyde Digital, a software company located in Orem,
Utah. Following a merger with Raxco, of Rockville, Maryland, he was
appointed President and CEO of LSC, a Minneapolis systems integrator for
network storage servers from 1993 through 1996. Mr. Murdakes retired
from full-time employment in 1998 until joining ISS in his current
capacity. Profile
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Mr. Murdakes: The company was conceptualized back in
