OC3 Networks Taps Adam Marpet As Head of Sales

LOS ANGELES — Hosting company OC3 Networks has announced the hiring of Adam Marpet to be the new head of sales.

Marpet is a seasoned IT sales and account management professional with over 12 years of online adult and mainstream experience, according to a press release issued yesterday.

“I am extremely pleased to be joining the team at OC3 Networks," Marpet said. “This is a very exciting time at OC3. I promise that any customers entrusting us with their businesses will sacrifice nothing and gain enhanced performance, support and flexibility, all from a hosting company that has serviced the adult industry since 2001.”

“Adam brings to the table his industry experience and professionalism that goes over and beyond the expected norm. Clients will love the personalized service and attention to detail," OC3 Networks CEO Jim Gurol said.”

With OC3's acquisition complete and a major physical data center expansion of an additional 2 floors and 12,000 square feet, OC3 Networks now has over 40,000 square feet of space. OC3 offers 24/7 live on-site support, and owns and operates its data center, allowing clients unparalleled service and reliability.

For more information, contact adam@oc3networks.com, or by phone at 877-623-6389 x 115, or on ICQ at 459-504-857.

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