Ross Video amplifies its presence in France
Cong-Thanh Nguyen, a seasoned professional in the broadcast industry, has recently taken on the role of Regional Sales Executive for Ross Video in France. This appointment marks a significant step for Ross Video in bolstering their presence in the French market [3][4].
Nguyen, based in Paris, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. He has led major broadcast deployments across Europe and North Africa, having held senior positions at Grass Valley, Quantum, and Qvest [1]. His goal is to shift perceptions in the French market about Ross's capabilities, aiming to showcase the full breadth of their offerings [2].
Ross Video's capabilities span various sectors, including sports, news, and corporate studios. The company is renowned for powering sophisticated, high-end productions [5]. Nguyen's mission is to highlight these capabilities in the French market, potentially opening up new opportunities and partnerships.
While specific projects or achievements since Nguyen's appointment in August 2025 are not yet publicly available [3][4], his background in telecommunications engineering and broadcast systems integration promises a strong foundation for his role at Ross Video.
As the industry continues to evolve, the appointment of Cong-Thanh Nguyen is a strategic move for Ross Video, aiming to solidify their position in the French market and expand their reach in the broadcast sector.
Sources:
- LinkedIn Profile of Cong-Thanh Nguyen
- Ross Video Announces New Appointee for France
- Press Release - Ross Video Strengthens Presence in France
- Broadcast Beat - Ross Video Appoints Cong-Thanh Nguyen as Regional Sales Executive for France
- Ross Video - Capabilities
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