Berk-Tek names rep firm for Desert, Mountain states

October 5, 2001 Albuquerque-based Convergent Systems Group will represent NetClear and other programs in seven states.
Oct. 5, 2001
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Berk-Tek (www.berktek.com) recently named Convergent Systems Group (www.convergentsystemsgroup.com as manufacturer�s representative for the United States Desert and Mountain states region.

Formerly Electricon Resources, Convergent is headquartered in Albuquerque, NM and will cover sales territories in Colorado; Utah; Wyoming; Arizona; New Mexico; El Paso, TX; and Southern and Eastern portions of Nevada. The company has regional offices in Phoenix and Denver, with additional sales offices in Sandy, UT and Las Vegas.

Convergent also has named five principals: Ken Cogan, Mark Campobasso, Sam Stanfield, Robert Smith, and Greg Hirte. Cogan and Stanfield are based in the Albuquerque headquarters; Campobasso and Hirte are in Phoenix and Smith is in Denver.

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