JAI
Change in the management
JAI, a global camera manufacturer, appoints Michael Lisby Jensen as new CEO. Jorgen Andersen takes over the role of Chairman of the Board.
The appointment of Michael Lisby Jensen marks a further step in JAI's growth strategy, which is centered around the enormous opportunities in the rapidly developing optical machine monitoring market. In addition to a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and an executive MBA, Mr. Jensen brings years of experience from several leading global technology companies. Most recently, he was CEO/GM of Capres and MicroSense under KLA Inc.
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