seedleSs Media Announces New President and CEO
Dec 10, 2020
Phoenix, Dec 9, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - seedleSs Media Announces Steven Knapp as President and Chief Executive Officer
seedleSs Media (SM Services LLC), the leading provider of digital marketing services representing the cannabis industry nationwide, today announced that Steven Knapp has been named as the new President and Chief Executive Officer. Rich Davis, who served as Chief Executive Officer since the company's inception will transition into other personal ventures effective today. Mr. Knapp who has served as the companies CFO and COO for the past 13 months new position will commence immediately.
"I am excited to step into this role and take Seedless to the next level of service, quality, and communication, as well as continue to uphold the integrity, and quality the Seedless brand has within the Cannabis industry." Said Mr. Knapp when asked about his new role.
As An original investor of SM Services LLC., and serving as the companies CFO and COO, Knapp has strategically guided the company through one of the most crucial times for small to medium size businesses. His keen finance abilities along with identifying trends in the marketplace have allowed Seedless to remain an industry leader during a time when they saw many of their competitors fall.
Knapp received a Degree in Business and Project Management from Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan.
Seedless Media (SM Services LLC) is a digital marketing agency specializing in the Cannabis industry.
Corporate Headquarters:
111 W. Monroe St. Suite 1114,
Phoenix AZ 85003
480-200-8968
If you would like more information about this topic, please call Seedless Media at 619-937-3355, or email [email protected]
Contact: Steve Knapp, President/CEO
Phone: 480-200-8968
Email: [email protected]
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