AppTech Corp (APCX) has happily declared that Daniel Miroli, the CEO of Oronoco Telecom, their recent acquisition, has contracted Eduardo Borrero in order to achieve growth in their market share as well as speed up the expansion of Oronoco's current buyer base. Eduardo Borrero is an expert in negotiating with some of world's best communication carriers, especially with the major carriers in the United States, Europe and Latin America. Additionally, Mr. Borrero comes with a wealth of contacts in these markets and was recruited in particular to help develop Oronoco's company model with a focus on increasing corporate revenues.
In an interview, Eric Ottens - the CEO of AppTech - raved about the company's newest member. He said "Productivity is no longer measured by work, but by the outcome of that work. By that definition, Eduardo has a strong record of productiveness. He gets the outcomes for which he reaches. Daniel and Eduardo are going to be in a position to focus their advertising knowledge on our newest goal, which is to secure immediate telecom routes into Latin America with Tier one Carriers.
p>"We aren't just looking to sneak into the market; we're interested in earning lasting relationships with our clients. Eduardo is going to be a strong asset for us as we strive to increase our market share and grow stronger in this ever-changing and competitive industry."About AppTech Corp
AppTech Corp is creating cellular application market locations that serve the emerging markets in Latin America, Brazil as well as in the United States. AppTech's business model right now is centered on building multi-standard mobile applications. These are a lot like the numerous mobile applications from AT&T in that they are created to run on devices like Apple's iPhone and Google's Android. Apptech hopes to find a niche by providing service for these types of devices in the emerging markets to the south. Apptech is utilizing Oronoco Telecom, its subsidiary, in order to protect its agreements with the best communication organizations in Central America, South America and the Caribbean.
