ParkingCrew
has made a key addition to their
management team. Industry veteran Sam
Tseng has come on board as Director
Business Development, Publisher
Products. Tseng has previously
served as Director of Sales at DomainSponsor/RookMedia
and Account Executive at Uniregistry.
He will add another 10+ years of
deep industry knowledge to the
Parking Crew sales force.
ParkingCrew
CEO Nico Zeifang said, “We
have known Sam since the early days
at DomainSponsor and kept in touch
with him while building out our
ParkingCrew platform. Having a long
running relationship, we are
thrilled to have him on board."
Tseng
said, "I wanted to work in a
non-corporate environment on a very
technology driven product and this
is exactly what Team
Internet with their
products ParkingCrew and TONIC.
stands for.”
Tseng
will be stationed in Los Angeles,
catering to the needs of ParkingCrew
and publisher TONIC. customers in
the United States, Canada and
Chinese speaking countries.
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Sam
Tseng
Director of Business Development
Publisher Products
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Sevan
Derderian
Trellian Brokerage Director |
In
another major personnel move
that came to light in a DomainGang
story over the
weekend, industry veteran Sevan
Derderian has joined Trellian
(who operates domain
monetization service Above.com)
as Brokerage Director.
Derderian moves into that role
after almost three and half
years at Uniregistry,
most recently as Director of
Sales.
Derderian
first entered the domain
industry in 2004 with Oversee.net
and also held sales and
management positions at Thought
Convergence and NavBid
before joining Uniregistry in
2013. I haven't seen a formal
press release on Sevan's move
to Trellian but his LinkedIn
page confirms the new role
effective this month.
Derderian
will work from Southern
California where Australia
based Trellian/Above has a Los
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Elsewhere
today, NamesCon
revealed they are
planning a series of one-day
international
domain events in
association with World
Hosting Days (who
acquired NamesCon last
year). The first of
those will be held
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2017
in Mumbai,
India. The news
came in a 2017
NamesCon conference wrap-up
posted on the
conference website but
no other details on
the series or India
event have been
released yet. The post
said dates and
locations for other
one-day events will be
coming soon.
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Last
but not least,
Sedo
has raised
the price cap
on domains
listed for
sale on their
platform from $10,000
to $50,000.
The increase
is something
customers have
often asked
for so it will
be a popular
move. A note
we received
from a company
spokesperson
said, "This
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more
flexibility
and faster to
market times
for all
domains on the
world’s
largest
marketplace.
Since we first
added the
$10,000 limit
it has been
more common
for sales to
reach the five
figure range
and beyond." |
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