Kodak names new execs

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Eastman Kodak (Rochester, NY) has promoted Michael L. Marsh to general manager of digital output in the company's health imaging group. Marsh will replace John Farrell, who will become worldwide GM for growth services, a new role in health imaging's

Eastman Kodak (Rochester, NY) has promoted Michael L. Marsh to general manager of digital output in the company's health imaging group. Marsh will replace John Farrell, who will become worldwide GM for growth services, a new role in health imaging's global services organization. Holly Ferrell was appointed earlier as chief marketing officer and divisional vice president of health imaging.

Marsh will be responsible for the development and manufacturing of health imaging's market-leading DryView laser imagers. He is currently GM of the capture business within the company's commercial imaging group, responsible for the design, manufacture, and marketing of high-speed document scanners.

Ferrell directs worldwide product and service marketing strategies, working closely with health imaging's strategic product groups and regional organizations. She oversees product marketing, market research, training and education, and global communications.

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