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International, indeed!
Tracey began her professional career as a Coordinator with
EMI recording studios in her hometown of Sydney, Australia. She
later joined Sony’s Artist Repertoire department where she helped
launch Midnight Oil into the US Market.
After the music business and desirous of a more corporate experience,
Tracey joined NutraSweet where she became involved in the first
successful branded ingredient strategy. Think of all those little
red and white NutraSweet swirls you see on your diet cola can.
Tracey made it happen.
Has Visa, Will Travel.
Tracey’s position with Nutrasweet
provided her with the opportunity to travel the globe. Based in
Paris, she made frequent business trips to South and East Africa
marketing a sugar replacement strategy. “My most unusual work
related experience was visiting Uganda for the first time and
in the midst of Civil War clean up. I arrived at the Sheraton
Hotel and the front lawn was absolutely covered in vultures.”
Three years later Tracey returned to Australia and began her career in
Information Technology with IBM. During her career at IBM she
worked in Australia and New Zealand for IBM’s Global Services
providing channels for small to medium businesses, moved to their
Asia Pacific division in Tokyo selling mid-range outsourcing,
and finally landed in New York. “I spent far too much time trying
to get into and out of LaGuardia airport,” she recalls of her
time spent in the Big Apple.
Tracey recently moved to Toronto to live with her partner and while she
hasn’t had much opportunity to sight see, she really enjoyed her
visit to Banff and Jasper and thinks the skiing in Canada is great.
“My biggest adjustment has been figuring out what to wear. I’ve
never had to buy a coat and gloves before.”
Sales & Marketing
2001
“First of all I would like to establish a Sales & Marketing organization
at Ezenet that demonstrates what Sales and Marketing is. As Ezenet
grows and makes more acquisitions we will be positioned to contribute
to Ezenet’s success.”
Also important is establishing communication
programs at Ezenet. As we grow it’s important that we are well
informed of what’s going on at Ezenet in all departments and with
our customers. By starting this newsletter we hope to accomplish
these things and more.
Equally important are external communications
to our investors, analysts, customers and others important to
Ezenet’s success.
The Scoop
Q: If you could meet one person,
dead or alive, who would it be and why?
A: Louis XIV Sun King who supported all the arts and built
the palace at Versailles.
Q: If you could bring only
one thing with you to a deserted island, what would it be?
A: A Journal.
Q: Roller coasters. Scary or
exciting?
A: Exciting.
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