Technology >> CEO Interviews >> June 2, 2004
GEORGE LANGAN is President of Insevo. After 18 years in a supervisory
position at AT&T, Mr. Langan entered the software industry as a sales
manager for Goal Systems in Columbus Ohio. In 1988 he founded TAI
Corporation applications to financial and telecommunications firms).
Legent Corporation purchased TAI and appointed Mr. Langan Vice President
of Marketing and the company was soon acquired by Computer Associates.
Langan's forte has been in turnaround management of struggling
companies. Bell & Howell tapped him to breath new life into a stalled
Cleveland division. That success led to another Bell & Howell assignment
at its Powersports division in Salt Lake City. A venture-backed legacy
data integration firm, CrossAccess Corporation in Santa Clara,
California, recruited Langan to move the 6-year old stagnant company
forward. In three years he sold the company to IBM. He then consulted
with venture capital firms and start up companies on rapid growth
strategies. In February of 2004, he agreed to become president of Insevo
and remains involved with tactics and strategies with several clients
and associated companies. Profile
company's operations?
Mr. Langan: Sure. Insevo is a very interesting company. It's really a
classic case of a great
