DirectView Holdings, Inc. may be one of the best young companies you’ve never heard of. Founded in 1995, DirectView Holdings has made a name for themselves as a strong company that analyzes specific requirements and provides expert advice on the precise technology needed for videoconferencing applications. Today, DirectView Holdings took a major step towards enhancing their future with the announcement they have received listing approval to commence trading.
Leading the team at DirectView Holdings is Roger Ralston who serves as the company CEO. Ralston is a renowned name in his industry and this new listing is due in large-part to his vision and tireless work effort.
When asked what this listing approval will mean to the future of DirectView Holdings, Ralston was quoted as saying, “We are extremely honored and proud to receive this prestigious approval for listing. I want to personally thank each and every one of our early stage investors for their patience and support as we went through the listing approval process. This is a very important step for our company as we look to enhance our corporate visibility and strengthen our shareholder base worldwide. Our entire team has worked very hard to position our company to meet the stringent requirements to be listed in the public arena. I am confident that our listing approval will significantly enhance our potential for growth here in the United States and around the world.”
To learn more about DirectHoldings, Inc., please visit their website at: www.DirectViewInc.com.
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Friday, March 5, 2010
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