Dynalco Promotes Kelleher

Tuesday, March 09, 2004
Dynalco announced the assignment of Edward Kelleher as primary contact for all new and existing international distribution representatives of the Dynalco diagnostic product line. In this role, Mr. Kelleher will be responsible for establishing a network of highly qualified companies that will provide local diagnostic sales, product support, training and expert analysis to our valued customer base throughout the world. Contct Kelleher at tel: 508.428.7774 or e-mail ekelleher@azonix.com.
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