DALLAS, Aug. 17, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GEX Management, Inc. (OTCQB:GXXM) is proud to announce an addition to its Board of Advisors, Raamel Mitchell.
Raamel serves as the Director of Citizenship and Public Affairs for Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT). A lifelong and avid believer in the power of technology, Raamel began making his mark early when he was recruited by Raytheon at the age of 17 to support the company’s Defense and Special Energy Operations work for the U.S. Department of Energy.
His passion for technology led him to Microsoft where he leads Public Affairs and Citizenship for the central United States, 17 states and 6 district offices. He specializes in building strategic public and private partnerships, making transformational investments for community and philanthropic goals, and advancing policy at the federal, state, and local government levels. With MBAs from Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business and ESADE Business School in Barcelona, Raamel values his role in building human capital pipelines that drive the global economy. His team’s initiatives support STEM education, workforce development, healthcare, entrepreneurship, and civic innovation. Additionally, Raamel balances his role with also serving as the Campus Director for Microsoft’s Las Colinas District Office, one of the largest in the U.S. with over 1,500 employees.
Joining the GEX Management Board of Advisors, Raamel brings his perspective and experience to a company in the midst of dynamic growth.
“I believe in this vision. And I believe in Carl Dorvil’s leadership. I’ve got confidence that their team can do what they’ve set out to do – transform the PEO space.” He continued, “In my role at Microsoft, it’s my job to empower entrepreneurship. One of the most consistent challenges I’ve seen, even among fantastic leaders with excellent ideas, is they get bogged down in the grind of running a business. The risk, the time, the logistics associated with executing and growing an enterprise can at times capsize a venture or limit its growth prematurely. What if you had a payroll partner who could offload those concerns but do so in way that shows it truly understands you as an entrepreneur, your business, whose model was to deliver x+1? That’s GEX Management. I believe I can offer perspective that can help the company really grow into that vision.”
About GEX Management
GEX Management, Inc. is a licensed Professional Employer Organization (PEO) and a Professional Services Company that provides comprehensive back office services to our clients in a variety of industries. Our services include HR, Payroll, Risk & Compliance Management, Digital Marketing, IT, Executive Consulting, and Accounting/Bookkeeping. We offer progressive and complete solutions for employee management and operational needs of your company. http://www.gexmanagement.com
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