Leadership
Thomas Corbett, a senior management and supply chain consulting professional with more than 15 years experience, was named CEO of Agentrics in September 2008 after successfully leading its acquisition by M. Abuhab Participações (MAP), a private holding company based in Joinville, Brazil.
Prior to taking over leadership of Agentrics, Corbett oversaw MAP's global investment strategy as director of mergers and acquisitions where his responsibilities included identifying potential acquisition targets, guiding the firm through initial contact with prospect companies and working with legal and due diligence teams to finalize contract negotiations. Corbett's previous experience includes consulting with global retail sector clients, including retailers and their trading partners, to improve management, supply chain and accounting practices as a managing partner at Goldratt Consulting. He was also a consultant with Arthur Andersen, working with the national strategy group in Boston. Corbett has co-founded three business consulting companies in the course of his career and regularly speaks at international seminars. He is the treasurer and a board member of TOC-ICO, a U.S. based non-profit professional certification organization and also serves on the board of NeoGrid, a supply chain management solutions firm also owned by MAP. He holds a PhD in supply chain management from Fundação Getulio Vargas, Sao Paulo, Brazil, with research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge. He also holds a master's degree in finance from Fundação Getulio Vargas.  Kieran Forsey is senior vice president, products and marketing, responsible for the company’s solution offers, roadmaps, implementation processes and marketing strategies. He also leads the Agentrics product lifecycle management (PLM) solution team. He joined Agentrics in 2006 and is a widely respected industry leader in food supply chain solutions, with his work at Tesco, Wal-Mart (Asda), and Marks & Spencer. Previously Forsey was with Ramesys and led the company’s food and retail solutions in the mid 1990s. Ramesys was renamed RedSky IT and was acquired by MICROS Systems in 2007. He helped Ramesys become the leading provider of food supply chain due diligence systems in the U.K. Before Ramesys, he was business development director with a customer service application provider and managed growth in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. Forsey also has experience working in the electronics, defense and aerospace industries. He has a bachelor’s degree in social psychology from Loughborough University, U.K. 
Fabiano Aguilar is senior vice president, Americas and Europe. He is responsible for regional sales and customer retention.
Aguilar joined Agentrics in 2001 and has held several roles, including leading business development and customer engagements across Europe, North America and Latin America as well as the company’s merger and acquisition activities.
He has significant global experience running international operations, and before joining the company, he held business development as well as merger and acquisition positions at Telefonica B2B in Miami. Before that, he was a management consultant at A.T. Kearney, operations manager for First National Bank of Boston and managed companies in the industrial, agriculture and consumer distribution segments. He has his MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France, and a bachelor's degree in business administration from Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing, Brazil. He also has advanced coursework in management from Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. He is fluent in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
Hirobumi Iitsuka is senior vice president, Asia-Pacific, responsible for sales and customer implementation across the region.
Iitsuka joined the company in 2001 to manage and develop new business for the Japanese and Asia-Pacific market. He has extensive retail industry and IT consulting experience. Before Agentrics, he was a retail industry director of e-business at Oracle Japan. Prior to joining Oracle Japan, he managed information strategy planning programs at a large Japanese convenience store retailer, where he led a corporate-wide supply chain and BPR project. Before that, he was a business development manager focusing on the automobile industry for an IT consulting company based in Southern California. Iitsuka earned his bachelor's degree from WASEDA University in Tokyo.
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