PBS Holding, Inc. (OTC Pink: PBHG) announces a new CEO, addition to the board and advancement of the company.
It is with great anticipation that Mr. Clark Ortiz from Southlake, TX has accepted the election as a board member and CEO of PBS Holding, Inc. Mr. Ortiz is a leader in the broadcast community with over 25 years in the television experience. He has worked with many direct sales media buying groups with a resume which touts the names of NBC, CBS, Fox, Universal, Paramount, Warner Brothers and many more of the top studios in Hollywood (a complete resume can be found: http://tiny.cc/32815w) .
A key directive of Mr. Ortiz is his ability to leverage his relationships within the broadcast community to develop unique direct sales, marketing and advertising campaigns within the broadcast community. An addition of his caliber within the company provides a unique Global opportunity to enter into the media product sales. His present companies have products for sale in Latin America, United Kingdom and in the United States.
"Moving forward, our first steps will be to organize and develop our administrations focused on managing the sales of products presently under contract. Our administration techniques utilize well structured and organized teams. These teams will work together under a focused plan which will be addressed throughout the day and the proceeding days to come via our website and social media accounts under constructions," says Mr. Clark Ortiz , CEO of PBS Holding, Inc.
Mr. Ortiz will release more information regarding the forward movement of the company throughout the week and continuing next week with full definitions of present contracts in place with the company. These contracts consist of underutilized assets and distribution agreements of products.
"It is rare to find a company with products of great assets in place but not utilized. In my decision to grow this company the deciding factor was the agreements presently in place that have not been placed in a profitable ability. I truly believe this company only needs a minor adjustment for a major growth," concludes Mr. Ortiz.
