| Symphony Telecom OTCBB: SYPY |
| OTCBB | SYPY |
| Recent Quote | Current Price |
| 52 Week High | $ 1.58 |
| 52 Week Low | $ 0.04 |
| Shares Outstand. | 26.29 M |
| Market Cap | $ 1.84 M |
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COMPANY Symphony Telecom International, Inc. is a business-to-business telecom solutions provider dedicated to delivering all the benefits of the Next-Generation Global Telecommunications Network to its customers world-wide. Symphony Telecom is positioning itself to become North America's foremost Next-Generation Telco/ASP, leveraging emerging technologies into a global, sophisticated, and user-friendly array of quality services centered on high speed Internet, Wireless and VoIP. Fiscal year 2001 (July 1/00 to June 30/01) projected by mgt. to experience $33M in revenues, up more than 10 fold from f/y 2000. Service, technology, innovation...Symphony Telecom International Inc. is more than simply a new telecommunications and Internet systems and services provider. It is an integrated communications provider with a full suit of voice and data services for residential and business consumers. It is a service innovator The
ongoing mission of Symphony Telecom is to make optimum use of the
new, global, high speed Internet being built by major
international carriers. The company will do this by strategic
installation of state-of-the art telecom application servers.
In addition to the significant financial savings to the business and residential consumer on local, long distance, and internet services, IP Centrex will compete very effectively with traditional PBX and business Key Telephone Systems while offering an extended range of desktop integration and convenience features.
Symphony Telecom International, Inc. is a business-to-business telecom solutions provider dedicated to delivering all the benefits of the Next-Generation Global Telecommunications Network to its customers world-wide. Symphony Telecom is positioning itself to become North America's foremost Next-Generation Telco/ASP, leveraging emerging technologies into a global, sophisticated, and user-friendly array of quality services centered on high speed Internet, Wireless and VoIP. Fiscal year 2001 (July 1/00 to June 30/01) projected by mgt. to experience $19M Cdn ($12M USD) in revenues, up from $900K Cdn ($600K USD) for the previous year.
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HIGHLIGHTS
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MANAGEMENT The Management of Symphony Telecom is derived from the Top companies that power the Telecommunication Industry throughout the world. Companies such as Nortel Networks, Xerox Canada, Bell Canada, and Sprint Canada. Gilles
A Trahan Daniel
G. Cullen Ross
Campbell Stephen
G. Halicki Bob Douglas Dan
Nelson Biographies of Executive Officers and Directors Gilles A. Trahan Executive officer. Mr.Trahanâs experience has primarily evolved around investment banking practices. As a result of his effort and expertise, an abundant network of financially oriented contacts has been formed. These contacts range from Wall Street to Europe institutionally and worldwide on a personal level. From 1989-1992 Mr. Trahan was primarily involved in real estate as a developer of commercial properties, including the design, construction and operation of an 88 acre Standard Bred Race Track facility. During 1992-95 Mr. Trahan served as President and C.E.O. of Lexton Fuller Corp, a small cap investment Banking firm in Toronto, Canada. During this time he was involved in projects up to $140,000,000 in size and successfully turned troubled companies in the positive direction. His responsibilities included the structuring of corporate financing, mergers, and acquisitions and overseeing all activities influencing the bottom line. In late 1995 Mr. Trahan left Lexton Fuller Corp. dedicating the next 8 months to investing and researching emerging markets in the Telecommunications industry. In May 1996 he was instrumental in the creation of the Company. In his spare time Mr. Trahan speaks at local area high schools on topics ranging from "The Entrepreneurial Mindset" to "How To Start Your Own Business." Mr. Trahanâs most significant and successful strength is in the structuring, planning and implementation of business transactions. Inherent in this is his ability to create and maintain the proper team necessary to perform a collective commitment to quality and success. Ross Campbell Before joining the board of Symphony Mr. Campbell was Executive Vice President, Northern Telecom Canada, where he was responsible for all headquarters functions including Personnel, Manufacturing Engineering, Purchasing, Legal and public Relations; Executive Vice President, Administration, Bell Northern Research; Group Vice President Subscriber Equipment, which included divisions responsible for development and manufacturing of PBX (SL-1, Meridian 1), key systems (Norstar), and telephone terminals; Group Vice President for transmission with global responsibility within Nortel for all transmission systems including the introduction of fibre optic systems. Mr. Campbell served as: Division General Manager for the Analog and Radio Division manufacturing voice frequency transmission equipment and digital microwave radio including the worldÕs first 64QUAM system; From 1967 to 1974 he was Operations Manger for Netas in Istanbul, a Nortel joint venture with the Turkish PTT; Commencing as Engineering Department Manager Mr. Campbell headed the introduction of PCM equipment in Northern Electric Company and the conversion of carrier systems from tubes to solid state devices. Mr. Campbell retired from Nortel Networks in 1992 after a distinguished 37 year career. Daniel G. Cullen, P. Eng. After obtaining his engineering degree from the University of Waterloo in 1970 Mr. Cullen was employed by Bell Canada, Computer Communications Group as a design engineer where he was involved in the design of special services toll circuits and the automation of the data test desks. In 1974 Mr. Cullen left Bell Canada to join Northern Telecom as a Product Manager in the Telephone Terminals Division in London, Ontario where, working closely with Bell Northern Research he was responsible for the introduction of a portfolio of electronic terminals. Following several successful new product introductions he took take up the position of Ontario Region Sales Manager for Nortelâs Subscriber Equipment Group which manufactures business communications equipment and telephone terminals. After a successful tour of duty Mr. Cullen returned to the Terminals division as Business Development Manager. In this capacity he was responsible for all product management and strategic marketing activities for the division, where he achieved substantial success in Europe, the Far East and the Caribbean markets. Mr. Cullenâs career continued with Nortelâs Transmission Group, which manufactured Microwave radio systems, fiber cable as well as Digital Channel Bank Multiplexors, T-1 and VF equipment. During these years, as the group director of marketing, Mr. Cullen led a major strategic marketing campaign in which Nortel gained significant US market share. In 1990 Mr. Cullen left Northern Telecom after 20 years of service to pursue personal interests. He spent over a year as a sales trainer, speaker and motivator, providing contract sales management and sales seminars to the electronics industry sector. Shortly thereafter he returned to the telecommunications industry where he was founder and president of Comtel Canada Inc., a venture providing business telecommunications systems, software and engineering services to Saudi Arabia. He concurrently founded a telecommunications software house, which provided PC based switches to the emerging long distance resellers in Ontario. Early in 1994, with the imminent advent of equal access in Canada, he became President of InteleLink, subsequently Choice Telecom, an alternative long distance company.
INDUSTRY FACTS
A proven management team with decades of telecom experience gives this company an edge in this explosive growth industry. Recent acquisitions should triple original financial projections estimated by management. We feel that the managements keen awareness of emerging technologies and their vast knowledge of the ever changing telecom industry will eminently lead to profits for investors.
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