SeaPass Solutions, Inc. Hires Ken Winer As Director of Sales

New York, NY – November 8, 2004 – Ken Winer has joined SeaPass Solutions, a leading developer of software for the insurance industry, as Director of Sales.
Before joining SeaPass, Winer held the position of Director of Sales for GCS Software. During his two years with GCS, Winer closed 12 enterprise deals totaling $2.6 million in sales. His previous work with Quest Software as Director of Application Change Management Products, and his prior position at Automatic Data Processing/ AG Consulting as Senior Integration Manager added to Winer’s expertise in launching, building and nurturing new products and services, as well as building profitable client relationships. Additionally, Winer has held a number of Sales and IT positions including Vice President and CIO at Winer Industries. 
"Ken’s extensive technical knowledge and experience with debuting and developing new products is invaluable to us," said SeaPass President of U.S. Operations, Eric Gewirtzman. "We are excited about him joining SeaPass."
About SeaPass
SeaPass Solutions, founded in 2000, is headquartered in New York City. The company develops and markets solutions that enable insurance carriers, agents, brokers and wholesalers to transmit and receive data in real-time and leverage existing systems to automatically interact with one another, leading to reduced costs, better new business and successful transactions. Since mid-2001, SeaPass has been implementing its solutions at national insurance carriers, regional carriers, banks, large agencies and brokers.
SeaPass investors include, Hyperion, a world renowned merchant banking fund specializing in investments in financial-services related companies and pioneering technologies, and Platinum Neurone Ventures, a fund backed by global investors such as Bank of America. For more information about SeaPass, please visit: www.seapass.com
Contact: Deborah Radman
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