Cityworks Continues to Grow

Sandy, UT – Cityworks announced the hiring of three new employees and the promotion of a key staffer. Bridget Suda joined the Sales Department, while Gregor Wilke and Larry Solien Jr. became part of the Client Relations Department. As part of a recent promotion, Greg Walters also joined client relations.

Greg Walters joined client services in October 2007, and was recently appointed to account manager within client relations. Greg earned his bachelor’s degree in geography from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and works in the West Bend, Wisconsin, office.

Gregor Wilke graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a bachelor’s of science in forestry. Most recently, he performed GIS vegetation mapping across Wisconsin and northern Illinois as a contracted utility forester. Gregor is an account manager in the West Bend, Wisconsin, office.

Larry Solien Jr. received his bachelor’s degree of science in technology management from St. Petersburg College. He has spent that past 22 years in a technology management position for city and county governments. Larry has joined Cityworks as an account manager for the southeast region of the United States.

Bridget Suda graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a bachelor’s of science in geography. Bridget has experience working with electric utilities as both a field technician as well as a GIS technician. Bridget has joined Cityworks as a technical sales associate at the West Bend, Wisconsin, office.

“Each of these people will no doubt make a significant contribution to our client relations and sales teams,” said Tom Palizzi, executive vice president, Cityworks. “Their diverse experience in local government, utilities, and technical management, combined with a comprehensive knowledge of GIS, gives them the unique ability to understand customer needs and how best to apply Cityworks to meet those needs. We’re equally excited to appoint Mr. Walters to account manager, knowing full well he will excel in this new role.”