Jan 23, 2020
SinglePoint (OTCQB: SING) today announced that Corey Lambrecht, a 20-year public company executive, is rejoining SinglePoint as its new CFO as the company focuses near-term strategic efforts on expansion of the revenues and national footprint of its most recent acquisition, Direct Solar of America. According to the update, Lambrecht was a founding investor in the predecessor company to SinglePoint, Lifestyle Wireless, and served on the Board of Directors post merger with Carbon Credits International. Lambrecht has served as a senior executive and a board member within numerous public companies, actively involved in strategic capital raises and uplistings to national exchanges including the OTCQB, AMEX, and NASDAQ capital markets. “We couldn’t be more excited to have someone with such broad experiences in working with growth oriented public companies. We are looking to continue to broaden the exposure of SinglePoint and look for ways to continually build shareholder value and believe that Mr. Lambrecht skills will complement and enhance our existing management team and current strategy.” SinglePoint President Wil Ralston said in the news release. “Corey’s previous successful experience in sustainability, strategic acquisitions, and new business development is why we’ve invited him to rejoin the company as we enter 2020 focused on providing additional resources that will enable scaling our unique solar business model represented by our acquisition of Direct Solar of America in May 2019.”
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SinglePoint invests in and acquires brands and companies that will benefit from an injection of growth capital and sales and marketing expertise. The company’s portfolio currently includes solar, hemp and distribution tobacco products. SinglePoint is working to grow the company to a multinational brand. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.SinglePoint.com.
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