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GeoEye Names Chris Tully SVP, Sales

GeoEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: GEOY) has appointed of Chris Tully to the newly created position of senior vice president of Sales. He will report directly to the Company’s chief executive officer and president and have responsibility for the overall management, organizational vision and strategic direction of GeoEye’s sales organization.

“We are thrilled to have Chris join the GeoEye team. His significant experience leading sales forces at top technology companies will prove a great asset as GeoEye continues to grow, ” Matt O’Connell, CEO and President. “We already have a terrific sales team, and as the Company moves into new product areas, it’s the right time to welcome someone with Chris’s expertise. Chris can help our team build on their successes and move into new commercial sales activities.”

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