CEO
AltecTrader.com
United States
My name is Bill and I'm the owner of a site called AltecTrader.com as well as a few other sites. I enjoy online sales and marketing but I do not enjoy "get rich quick" schemes.
I decided to join this site in the hopes that I could find business people interested in networking as well as making some new friends.
My name is Bill and I'm the owner of a site called AltecTrader.com as well as a few other sites. I enjoy online sales and marketing but I do not enjoy "get rich quick" schemes.
I decided to join this site in the hopes that I could find business people interested in networking as well as making some new friends.
In my free time I enjoy boating and travel and the outdoors. I spend a lot of time on my boat in Lake Michigan during the summer and enjoy it quite a bit.
If you enjoy online auctions and you are sick of paying high seller fees to list things for sale, I invite you to join my site. I hope to see you there. http://www.altectrader.com
Below are my site banners, click on them to go to my sites!
Every day is a new adventure
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CEO, AltecTrader.com
Public, 21-50 employees, Internet / New Media / Ecommerce industryAltecTrader.com is a division of Altec Financial, an equipment financing business that I own. We decided to make AltecTrader.com for our customers so they could list their items for sale and have a place to explain their business so others could find them.
My duties include overall management of the financial aspect of Altec Financial as well as the online specifics of AltecTrader.com. Working with sellers and buyers, we help connect people together for the common good of all parties involved.
Grand Valley State University, Michigan, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 2003.
Areas of study: Business management and Business law
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