(1888PressRelease)
March 23, 2007 - Cube Management, LLC - http://www.cubemanagement.com - announced today the addition of Bob Treuber to its Senior Management team. Mr. Treuber brings senior sales and management experience from his 20-year marketing profession, with deep roots in interactive marketing, general advertising and direct marketing.
Bob’s professional experience includes owning and managing his own advertising agency, general management of a 150-person agency, account management and sales for several marketing services companies. Bob brings a broad perspective to Cube’s clients, allowing him to provide creative solutions for lead-generating programs and sales communications.
Bob has been directly involved in the development of more than a 100 websites over a 12-year period.
"Bob's personal knowledge of our space and his skill at building long-term, successful relationships with many of the people already in our customer base provides us with the opportunity to enhance our sales communication and lead generation offerings. We look forward to the senior level management and client support that Bob will bring as part of the team at Cube Management," said Wayne E. Cozad, II, Founder and Managing Partner.
"Cube Management has a tightly focused product offering in sales and marketing consulting and recruiting programs that are backed by several years of successful client engagements. I'm thrilled to be a part of their team and look forward to increasing their marketing communication business by helping our clients to harness the value of sales acceleration through effect sales communications tools." Bob said.
"Smart companies are investing heavily in turning their sales and marketing efforts into vehicles that drive revenue and profits. Companies are reorganizing their sales departments to ensure that they are lead by real hunters and focusing on creative marketing campaigns designed to convert prospects into qualified leads. The Internet has become a more complex marketing vehicle and Cube Management has unlocked many of its mysteries. The problem is that sales alone do not make a business.
Millions of dollars are routinely spent chasing sales leads with little market value, while marketing programs often languish chasing poorly identified target customers.”
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