Peter Morrissey
Peter came to ALG from Pitney Bowes Inc., where he was the vice president of sales, North America, Mailing Solutions Management. He was responsible for all facets of sales, sales operations, the Global Financial Sales sale support function, and compensation.
Before that role, he led businesses at IBM in several domains, including Aerospace and Defense for the Americas. He also was global client director for the BP, plc, account, for which he led a global cross-functional team, and worldwide sales manager, Life Sciences Solutions.
Before joining IBM, Peter was president, Life Sciences Division, of NuTec Sciences, a life sciences applications company. He began his civilian career at Pfizer Pharmaceuticals and rose through the sales organization to become a manager of sales and marketing, in the U.S. Pharmaceutical division.
Peter holds a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from the United States Military Academy, West Point. He served in the U.S. Army for six years as an Army aviator and achieved the rank of captain.
Peter Morrissey
Peter came to ALG from Pitney Bowes Inc., where he was the vice president of sales, North America, Mailing Solutions Management. He was responsible for all facets of sales, sales operations, the Global Financial Sales sale support function, and compensation.
Before that role, he led businesses at IBM in several domains, including Aerospace and Defense for the Americas. He also was global client director for the BP, plc, account, for which he led a global cross-functional team, and worldwide sales manager, Life Sciences Solutions.
Before joining IBM, Peter was president, Life Sciences Division, of NuTec Sciences, a life sciences applications company. He began his civilian career at Pfizer Pharmaceuticals and rose through the sales organization to become a manager of sales and marketing, in the U.S. Pharmaceutical division.
Peter holds a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from the United States Military Academy, West Point. He served in the U.S. Army for six years as an Army aviator and achieved the rank of captain.
