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February 26, 2002 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Conxion Corporation (conxion.com), a managed hostingprovider, announced yesterday that it has appointed Marc White to theposition of vice president of operations and IT.
"We've added Marc White to lead the charter to optimize Conxion's hostingservices business and leverage our state-of-the art IT infrastructure tobroaden our offerings," said Antonio Salerno, Conxion's chairman and CEO."We welcome his background and expertise to further expand our managementteam."
White has 20 years of experience developing, implementing and optimizing ITinfrastructure and support organizations. He joined Conxion from VentroCorporation, where he served as vice president of IT operations and wasresponsible for the infrastructure engineering and application hosting ofVentro b2b e-commerce customers.
Before Ventro Corporation, White was vice president of Global ManagedDesktop Services at Merrill Lynch where he was responsible for defining andimplementing one of the largest desktop managed services programs inhistory.
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