AlpHa Measurement Solutions Welcomes Neil Boesl as Vice President of Sales & Marketing

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AlpHa Measurement Solutions, LLC (AlpHa) is excited to welcome Neil Boesl as its new Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing, overseeing the global commercial organizations at AlpHa’s North American and Asia Pacific locations. 

Prior to joining AlpHa, Neil held the position of Vice President of Sales and Service for the Southern Region of Anton Paar USA. Anton Paar develops, produces, distributes, and provides support for analytical instruments used in research, development, and quality control worldwide. In his most recent role at Anton Paar, Neil established the Houston office, cultivated a positive team culture, and grew the region by double digits year over year. He developed market opportunities for product sales, collaborating both cross-functionally and multi-nationally.

Over his eleven-year tenure at Anton Paar, Neil formed global strategic partnerships and increased revenue upwards of 75% from multiple Fortune 100 clients. He also reconstructed sales and service teams to work more efficiently, developed and implemented global petroleum strategies, which increased industry revenue, and established Anton Paar as a global preferred vendor with multiple key accounts.

Neil earned a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with a Minor in Business from Texas A&M University.

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