Jan, 2004 : Inflow Appoints GM of San Diego Data Center

📅 January 26, 2004 - Managed hosting service provider Inflow (inflow.com) has appointed Tony Medrano as general manger of its San Diego Internet data center facility, the company said today.

Medrano will be responsible for managing all business and operational aspects of the 15,000 square-foot facility and its staff.
"We are thrilled to have Tony on board to help take our San Diego IDC to the next level," said Art Zeile, CEO of Inflow. "Tony brings significant entrepreneurial and technology management experience that will help us drive new revenue growth and build on our success."
Medrano was previously employed with SEED Enterprise LLC, a San Diego-based business management and technology consulting company
"It's an honor to join such an outstanding team who has built Inflow into an industry-leading, EBITDA positive company. Inflow is a survivor in an industry primed to consolidate and it is the perfect time to get onboard," said Medrano. "Inflow has superb senior management, and the San Diego IDC is run by a world-class operations team. I look forward to helping the organization expand growth in San Diego and throughout California."

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