The CEO of networking Company Netcomm has hit back after two executives who failed to get promoted quite the Company last week.

Joseph Raul a new business development manager and Michael Fitzgibbon a member of the Netcomm Marcom’s marketing team left the Company this week. Raul was sacked and Fitzgibbon left of his own accord to join Samsung.

Earlier this week Joseph Raul who was responsible for product development claimed that he could no longer work for Netcomm after interference from Netcom CEO David Stewart . “During the past 18 months we had developed a uniformed approach to the Netcom product range now Stewart wants to change this.”said Raul.

Raul who has a chequered history in the IT marketplace added “I often had arguments with Stewart about the direction of the Netcom product range. We were taking it into the future Stewart wanted to take it backwards”.

David Stewart has a different spin on the story. “Raul was responsible for product development. He had his own opinion of how the Netcomm product should look or  how it was packaged. He view was not supported by myself and other senior management at Netcomm including marketing.” He said

Stewart said “Raul was often slow in processing products and was not a key contributor to the development of new products. With regard to Fitzgibbon he was an excellent contributor who wanted the Marcom Managers job. He did not get this position and as such left the Company. I wished him luck and we parted on good terms”.

Stewart claims that Netcomm is growing and that over the next 12 months they will be launching several products into the multi line voice market. Netcomm are also working in the Power over Ethernet market and Steward has said that he is looking for aquisitions in these markets.