GoIndustry DoveBid appoints SVP of North American sales
Romie Castelli returns to the company he originally joined in 2002
Castelli takes responsibility for directing GoIndustry DoveBid’s sales and marketing efforts in North America. He was most recently senior vice president of corporate services at Great American Group. Before that, as senior vice president of North America at DoveBid, prior to its acquisition by GoIndustry in 2008, he was responsible for the DoveBid sales force.
Castelli joined DoveBid in 2002 through acquisition, having been vice president of sales for ZoneTrader.
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