Ownzones hires new chief commercial officer
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| 05 September 2019

Aiming to optimise growth and further its global strategy, cloud-native content supply chain platform provider, Ownzones Entertainment Technologies has appointed Rick Phelps as chief commercial officer (CCO).

To his new role in leading sales strategy, business development and global customer satisfaction Phelps brings leadership and industry expertise, previously serving as senior vice president of sales at Deluxe Entertainment Services Group where he led go-to-market strategy across sales development and customer success. Prior to Deluxe, Phelps held top sales leadership positions at Amagi Corporation, MX1 and Liberty Global’s Chellomedia.

Phelps will own the overall strategy and roadmap for customer acquisition, new market entry and ongoing client satisfaction. He will be responsible for driving experiences for Ownzones customers, ensuring users are empowered to take full advantage of the solutions’ benefits while also scaling the company’s current services internationally.

“At Ownzones, our mission is to become the ultimate driving force for content accessibility and deliverability, and the best leaders in the entertainment industry are helping us distribute our solutions at a global scale,” said Dan Goman, CEO of Ownzones. “The demand for Ownzones’ technology continues to grow worldwide as studios and content owners search for the most effective ways to distribute their work, and Rick will be the key player to introduce our solutions to these new markets.”

“This is the perfect time to join the Ownzones team, and I couldn’t be more excited to support in scaling the business and driving success for both current and future customers,” added Phelps (pictured). “It’s clear that Ownzones is at the forefront of innovating media logistic supply chains, enabling content owners to bring content to market faster and more efficiently on a global scale. I’m looking forward to pushing Ownzones to new heights, and I anticipate exceptional growth for the company in years to come.”