A year after Dion Joannou left Nortel is pursue “other personal interests”, he’s slowly but surely getting back into the business world.
His latest endeavor is becoming a director with WrapMail, which provides P2P e-mail marketing software.
According to the WrapMail’s press release, Joannou “was responsible for overseeing 50% of Nortel’s revenues of between $5-$6 billion derived from both the enterprise and carrier markets” while he was president of Nortel North America for two years.
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Dion Joannou is Still Alive and Well
A year after Dion Joannou left Nortel is pursue “other personal interests”, he’s slowly but surely getting back into the business world.
His latest endeavor is becoming a director with WrapMail, which provides P2P e-mail marketing software.
According to the WrapMail’s press release, Joannou “was responsible for overseeing 50% of Nortel’s revenues of between $5-$6 billion derived from both the enterprise and carrier markets” while he was president of Nortel North America for two years.
Technorati Tags: Nortel, dion joannou