Saša Rihtaršič Appointed CEO of Dat-Con Slovenia
Translated from Slovenian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Saša Rihtaršič has been appointed the new CEO of Dat-Con Slovenia, a leading provider of security solutions.
- Rihtaršič brings extensive experience in technology-driven industries, product development, and organizational leadership.
- She aims to build on Dat-Con's expertise and tradition to foster innovation for future security challenges.
Saša Rihtaršič, who recently concluded her professional career at Danfoss Trata, has taken the helm as the chief executive officer of Dat-Con Slovenia. The company, based in Polzela, is recognized as a prominent provider of solutions for safeguarding land, air, and coastal waters.
Rihtaršič brings a wealth of experience from technology-focused sectors, encompassing product development and organizational management. Her strategic focus on innovation, people, and long-term growth aligns seamlessly with Dat-Con's developmental aspirations, according to a company statement.
"Dat-Con possesses something that cannot be built overnight: decades of expertise, a strong tradition of development, and a reputation as a trusted partner," Rihtaršič stated. "My goal is to build upon these foundations and create an environment where technologies and solutions for future security challenges can successfully develop."
The company also works with Frontex, developing specialized solutions. Dat-Con's commitment to innovation and security is underscored by Rihtaršič's leadership, aiming to enhance its offerings for evolving global security needs.
Dat-Con possesses something that cannot be built overnight: decades of expertise, a strong tradition of development, and a reputation as a trusted partner. My goal is to build upon these foundations and create an environment where technologies and solutions for future security challenges can successfully develop.
Originally published by Delo in Slovenian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.