InflexionPoint Announces Hiring of Strategic Partnerships Manager

Industry veteran will lead the company’s efforts to create and manage strategic partnerships with engineering, procurement, and construction firms

InflexionPoint, leader in driving operational efficiency and technological advancement for regulated industries, is pleased to announce the addition of David Baugh as Strategic Partnerships Manager.

“Engineering, procurement, and construction firms play a critical role in the planning and implementation of new facilities and upgrades. David will help our team work closely with our EPC partners and ensure optimal outcomes for our clients,” commented InflexionPoint CEO Kevin Hannigan.

Deep Experience in Consulting on Large Projects

A Navy veteran and nuclear-power-plant specialist, Baugh has an extensive professional history managing large field maintenance and implementation teams, working in industrial automation and project management, in EY’s power generation strategy practice, and most recently developing partnerships for Mainspring Energy.

“Strategic partnerships are a force-multiplier, and I’m excited to bring my experience to InflexionPoint, where I can expand our relationships with EPC firms and help our shared clients streamline operations using the right mix of people, process, and technology,” observed Baugh.

About InflexionPoint

For over 40 years the team of technology professionals at InflexionPoint, driven by a passion for innovation and excellence in manufacturing and operations, has provided cutting-edge solutions across life sciences, food and beverage, and critical infrastructure industries. As an independent integrator and software developer, InflexionPoint is uniquely positioned to guide clients through the challenges of modernizing operations by designing, implementing, and supporting solutions that leverage the power of automation, analytics, and AI to help them operate more safely and efficiently.

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Engineering, procurement, and construction firms play a critical role in the planning and implementation of new facilities and upgrades.