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Mobilicom (ASX: MOB) announces appointment of new Non-Executive Director Jon Brett
- Published September 17, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Mobilicom appoints experienced director with proven track record.
- Mr Jon Brett was formerly on the boards of Vocus Group & Investec Wentworth Private Equity.
- He was a key player in Vocus Groups growth into a multi-billion-dollar company.
Mobilicom Limited (ASX: MOB) has announced the appointment of their new non-executive director, Mr Jon Brett.
Mr Brett has a strong track record of driving profitability and growth on former boards.
He will support Mobilicom’s strategy to scale the business into larger markets, accelerate sales growth and aid them to become a large-scale player in the commercial drone market.
Mr Brett has previously held Non-Executive Director positions across numerous Australian companies and is currently Executive Chairman of Stridecorp Equity Partners.
About Mobilicom (ASX: MOB)
Mobilicom designs, develops and markets solutions for mission critical and remote mobile private communication networks without the need for, or use of, any existing infrastructure.
Mobilicom’s products and technology merge 4G communication with Mobile MESH technologies into a unified solution, with several product families that have been commercially deployed.
Mobilicom’s SkyHopper entity targets the Professional, Commercial and Industrial UAV market.
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