I4F expands global presence, opens new offices

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Eindhoven, Netherlands—I4F is opening two new offices: one in the Netherlands, Europe and the other in Shanghai, China.

“We are expanding our global presence and resources to be in line with I4F’s rapid growth and strategic business plans,” said John Rietveldt, I4F’s CEO. “2017 was a breakthrough year in terms of the number of licensees and new partnerships with 2018 shaping up as another record year for us. We have the right locations, expertise and people to ensure we continue serving the industry with high quality innovations that will improve their profitability and future growth.”

Opened March 1, I4F’s office in Europe is located on the High Tech Campus Eindhoven (HTCE) in the Netherlands. Members of I4F’s global support team are based there including finance and marketing. Recognized as the world’s smartest square kilometer, HTCE is a global high-tech hub that boasts the highest number of patents filed from the Netherlands. I4F joins 160 high-tech companies and institutes, including ASML, Philips, IBM, Intel and NXP.

The opening of I4F’s Shanghai office will follow on April 1, where a team of engineers and business developers will be on hand to provide partners and customers in Asian markets with technical support and industry expertise.

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