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Products Industry veteran Mike Kane to assume operational responsibility for EXBV
DULUTH, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ExchangeBlvd.com, Inc. (Pink Sheets: EXBV - News), a leading provider of online auction platforms to help businesses execute their online auction strategies, announced it has appointed Triton Business Development Services, Inc. partner Mike Kane its Chief Operating Officer effective immediately. In this capacity, Mr. Kane will be responsible for operations, supply chain, logistics, systems and financial controls. Mr. Kane will also be significantly involved in setting strategic direction and new business development.
Mr. Kane (52) is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience in both public and private global companies serving consumer, industrial products and retail industries. Mr. Kane, the former President of Contico International and Fiskars School Office & Craft operations, has an extensive knowledge and hands-on experience with Strategic Planning, Sales, Marketing, Product Development, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Distribution. Mr. Kane has also filled senior management roles with General Electric, Woods Industries and Katy Industries.
Triton Managing Director, Don Gasgarth, stated: "Consistent with our belief that Exchange Blvd.com will become the leading provider of solutions for the high growth, multi-billion dollar online auction industry, we are very pleased that Mike will be taking on the role of Chief Operating Officer. Mike is an experienced leader with substantial skill sets and is a great addition to the ExchangeBlvd management team”
ExchangeBlvd.com's Chief Executive Officer, Larry Tedesco, commented: “Mike has been very active with Exchange Blvd.com for some months now and has provided us immediate experienced management bandwidth. In assuming the role of Chief Operating Officer, Mike will be instrumental in providing managerial oversight and executing a wide variety of critical and time-sensitive initiatives which will provide significant value to our shareholders."
About the Companies
ExchangeBlvd.com provides companies of any size with all of the tools needed to fully execute an online auction strategy. From automated inventory acquisition solutions, to simultaneous multi-marketplace inventory posting. EB offers a wide range of extremely scalable products integrated into one turn-key package. For more information about ExchangeBlvd.com, please visit our site: www.ebauctionsolutions.com
Triton Business Development Services, headquartered in Atlanta, is a provider of comprehensive business development, managerial and advisory services to growth oriented companies on a global basis. Triton supports and augments its client and subsidiary companies by developing thoughtful, focused and economically viable business plans and strategies and, if required, ultimately become the catalyst for successful execution and realization of such plans. While Triton's primary operating focus is the rapidly growing Southeastern United States, its experienced partners and network of relationships can provide critical management services, execution and resources on a global basis. For more information about Triton, please visit www.tritonbds.com.
ExchangeBlvd.com, Inc.
Andy Schechter
6470 East Johns Crossing, Suite 390
Duluth, GA 30097
Phone: 678-775-1733
Fax: 404-257-8824
E-mail: info@exchangeblvd.com
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