Tim Hough

Tim Hough has over 15 years of international experience as a senior executive in sales, marketing and business operations, and has worked with enterprises ranging from Fortune 500 industry leaders to visionary startup companies. Before joining Q Sciences, Tim was the general manager of Japanese operations for one of the largest European electronics companies. Under Tim’s direction, the company significantly increased distribution and market penetration, and successfully introduced trend-setting products into the marketplace.

Previously, Tim served as marketing director for Dell Asia Pacific. He led seven distinct teams that comprised over 50 individuals throughout the Asia Pacific region. Under his guidance, Dell captured the largest share of the Japanese market and generated over $2.5 billion in sales.

Tim has a proven track record of success and adds immediate value and improvement to business processes and enterprise infrastructure, no matter how diverse. He is fluent in Japanese and holds an M.B.A. from Vanderbilt University and an undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University.

Tim Hough has over 15 years of international experience as a senior executive in sales, marketing, and business operations, and has worked with enterprises ranging from Fortune 500 industry leaders to visionary start-up companies. Before joining Genesis, Tim was the General Manger of Japanese Operations for one of the largest European electronics companies. Under his direction, the company significantly increased distribution and market penetration, and successfully introduced trend-setting products into the marketplace. Previously, Tim was Marketing Director for Dell Asia Pacific. He led seven distinct teams that comprised over 50 individuals throughout the Asia Pacific region. Under his guidance, Dell captured the largest share of the Japan market and generated over $2.5 billion dollars in sales. Tim has a proven track record of success and adds immediate value and improvement to business processes and enterprise infrastructure, no matter how diverse. He is fluent in Japanese and holds an MBA from Vanderbilt University and an undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University.