Energy Telecom Announces The Appointment of Henry L. Pujol as Advisor29 January 2005
Energy Telecom, Inc. (Pink Sheets:EYTL) today announced the appointment of Henry L. Pujol as Advisor to the company to coordinate its wireless system and component design.
Mr. Pujol previously served as Vice President and Director of Integrated Electrics System Sector, a division of Motorola. Mr. Pujol also served as Vice president of LinkWorks and was Vice President of The Paging Products group at Motorola as well as the Manager of Research and Engineering at Martin Marietta.
"Mr. Pujol brings to Energy his extensive experience in research and development, and management-level experience in business development, operations, marketing, and manufacturing," stated CEO Tom Rickards. "We firmly believe Mr. Pujol will best coordinate the design, testing and manufacturing resources Energy will use when bringing its wireless personal telecom products to the marketplace."
"We are also pleased to report," continued Mr. Rickards, "that Energy Telecom has completed its paperwork and is now a registered reporting company on the pink Sheets."
Energy Telecom holds United States and foreign patents designed to provide leading global manufacturers of wireless headsets, industrial eyewear and optical projection technology with the means of offering the world's first hands-free two-way wireless personal telecommunication eyewear systems. These systems are designed to be built into specialized eyewear worn by police, fire, rescue, military and security personnel as well as those used by bio-hazardous, mining, construction and heavy manufacturing workers.
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CONTACT: Energy Telecom, Inc.
Tom Rickards
(305) 538-1150
corporate@energytele.com
Source: Prime Zone
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