CLEVELAND, Aug. 09, 2017 -- Innovest Global Inc. (OTC PINK:IVST) CEO Mr. Dan Martin announces that Innovest is executing an acquisition growth strategy under new management and control.
Mr. Martin, has been appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors of Innovest, and its Chief Executive Officer. He will now begin leading execution of a targeted growth strategy that has been extensively planned and benefits from proprietary technologies.
Mr. Martin is an accomplished C-level executive with success driving results across a broad base of middle-market companies in distribution, technology, product development, direct sales, and others. He has been an entrepreneur, corporate officer, and consultant. Starting his career in the 1990s while obtaining a BSBA in Finance from John Carroll University, he was co-founder of an Internet company, which over the next five years achieved a 4% national market share in its niche. Since then, he has been actively involved in mergers and acquisitions, and bringing new products and services to new markets globally. His primary expertise is understanding the needs of growing organizations, evaluating and defining the strategic objectives of a business, and communicating with stakeholders to successfully execute company objectives.
Presently, agreements that Mr. Martin and his team have been negotiating, are being finalized. Innovest will disclose them to the public, in the near future, as the agreements are entered into. “Our primary approach is efficient customer acquisition technologies being applied to new and existing efforts,” said Mr. Martin, as he explained the strategy of adding value to business efforts in a continuously evolving technological environment. “This includes both traditional businesses as well as businesses, which have proprietary technologies and leading edge offerings. The combination positions us uniquely for growth and value and is a strategy that we believe will provide significant value to our shareholders.” For more information, contact [email protected].
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