|Articles|February 19, 1997

Vidar gets new chief executive

Film digitizer manufacturer Vidar of Herndon, VA, has named ChristerBergman president and CEO. He replaces Gunder Lilius, who willreturn to his former position as chairman of Vidar, which is ownedby Swedish firm Yggdrasil AB. Bergman was formerly

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