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Hi Sirius I was just catching up on my reading for the past couple of days. I don't read here every day now because of the state of things with TKO. I didn't mean to characterize your musings as a rant I was just borrowing something from Dennis Miller. Sorry... I tend to think out loud too much myself. There I did it again Sorry...
My thoughts on GE are in line with yours I just think there has been a lot of careless handling of...Oh shit...I just lost my train of thought. Those pesky brain farts are back again. All I was trying to say was GE, Motorola, and a big handful of other companies have stolen Telkonets Intellectual Property with out even a mention of it by anyone at Telkonet. It is very easily done by reverse engineering the product. I call it copying. That is just plain careless and a few heads should roll, but no one seems interested. Why do we even have a BOD anyway? Are they not supposed to look out for the shareholders. Most other companies are very protective of their property. They have legal teams to handle that. I was very disappointed that nothing was even mentioned at the shareholders meeting!!!
I was very surprised when GLL sold her shares. She always was the voice of reason on both boards. Every one has a point where you cut your losses and go somewhere else. I don't own any shares myself anymore, but I often trade the stock. You know buy low and sell a little higher. Make a few shekels for beer money. It is just way too hard to gauge this stock anymore. I was very tempted to buy a few thousand shares at $1.30 but I chickened out. I could have kept going lower. I just don't know what floats this boat anymore...
Colormixer,
here is the information you asked for.. Glad to help...
http://www.jambajuice.com/
could not help it--I have been razzed and reminded so many times..that in order for their to be a seller, there has to be a buyer...yup...right here on this board......hope you didn;t take anything personally....
you know what I mean
doesn't someone have to sell in order for someone to buy? oh! I get it....the buyer was willing to pay what the seller wanted....nevermind. and on low volume too....
Good evening..hope all had a good day..noticed on less than half the average volume, TKO went up 8 cents...then in AH lost 3 of that 8 cents. Quite a discussion over there on the Yeah-Boo board. I am curious if anyone has the poop on the following----someone over on yahoo that past week or two, has been posting the new coo, referring the holder of the position as 'her' and 'she' as tho it might be a woman....true? or false?
I hear you...good luck
honestly Color, I didn't think that you're being mean..My risk tolerance is as high as the clouds...
Man, I have been looking for this kind of stock for a long time and I'll be damn if I don't take full advantage of this..I dont want to look back and kick my self in the nutz saying to myself 'you dumbazz'..
I am sick in tired of same song and dance..
So what does it say? You have to subscribe.Post it for us ouch.
Pinnacle Digest calling for 'Immediate impact on this Telkonet's company direction'...
http://new.quote.com/stocks/story.action?id=MTO214u3656
Walrus the only thing DEPRESSING is this stock.
I'm not being mean i was just saying .Just like how dumb I was in buying more TKO at 2.41.Good luck with that I'll be watching.
Someday,
Telkonet's pps will go in this direction...
http://news.com.com/Images+Orion+spacecraft+prepares+for+moon+mission/2300-11397_3-6200342.html?part...
Colormixer,
you are showing your 'True Colors' today!!!
Not on my part..
I am still up $17K...These 5 digits profit is not what I am looking for Color I want 7 digits..I can fell something is about to happen with this stock and I am not talking about going to the ch!tter..just watch Color..
Nope but I added another 8313 today at .038 :)
holding 120K shares with a smile on my face..
OT... AGAIN....Hope you got rid of that crap it's dumping just like I told you it would do...what goes up must come down.
thank you Walrus for those important words. Once in awhile we need a reality jolt.
Thanks again Wal. I heard there are some nice courses in your neck of the woods. Who knows, maybe someday when I cash in on my TKO stock, I'll visit the area.
Good investing!
Make that 60K shares and +0.09. It's OK to have a little hope right? If not, as I have said before, get out while you can or others will begin to question your motives. Me, I am just gonna enjoy the moment and try and get that round of golf with my son scheduled. Too bad I don't live close to Walrus, I think I would enjoy a round of golf with him too.
Good investing!
I hear you and on a whopping 40 thousand shares...makes me feel confident it will hold....NOT
WALRUS: Thank you for saying just the right thing and certainly this is the right time. ermonw age 75 long time holder.
It's really weird..my TKO status icon has a strange looking green arrow that points upwards. I sure hope this is a good sign. LOL
Good investing!
Whole heartedly agree. That kind of growth will bring plenty of interest.
Excellent post Walrus..this is definitely an "investment" stock, not a day trader special. I like your idea of taking off time and golfing, vacationing, etc. I think I'll call my son and see if he wants to play a round tomorrow.
Good investing!
To whom it may concern. TKO is not an instant gratification stock, for that, investors should be in Google, Yahoo etc. This is a "show me stock" & this is what will happen. Incremental quarters will show dramatic upturns, 2nd qtr will almost triple 1st qtr, 3rd qtr will double 2nd qtr, and finally 4th qtr will double 3rd qtr, this will result in a $25 million year. This sort of dynamic growth will be the catalyst to bring in new buyers. If you do not have the patience to wait for this then you do not belong in TKO. It is discouraging to see the daily PPS go down to new lows. My advice is enjoy the summer go play golf or swim & look again in a few months. Walrus
Yeah something...this is pathetic.
Gutless wonders
Where is info to the stockholders? Whats the the status of 2nd quarter report, update to great projections in the CC? I know we are not "major stockholders" however as a group of indepentent stockholders they owe an update!
Down again ,this makes me sick and not a peep for the company...what a joke
Gee-Willickers,
Blue Skies all day today and not a Black Cloud to be found..
But as exciting as it was to be a Telkonet shareholder today, now I read that they are 'Recalling' all my 'Fisher-Price' toys!!
Who besides 'The Telkonet Slayer' says life doesn't guarantee a 'Fair' shake???
WSJ on yet ANOTHER hedge fund in trouble...how many this week? 4th announcement of hedge fund troubles? This came to me as an alert, BTW....2Aug doesn't start for another 30 minutes......so something they think I should know pre-market....betcha market will go down even further on Thursday, again.....
Tudor Investment Hedge Funds
Turn In Downbeat July Performance
By GREGORY ZUCKERMAN
August 2, 2007
A hedge fund run by Paul Tudor Jones's Tudor Investment Corp., which manages more than $20 billion, suffered sizable losses in July.
The Raptor Fund, a $9 billion hedge fund run by James Pallotta in Boston, dropped 9% through July 27, and is down almost 3% in 2007, according to investors. A fund that Mr. Jones runs in Greenwich, Conn., the $10.3 billion Tudor BVI Fund, lost slightly more than 3% through July 27, though it is up 4.6% for the year.
The losses -- which came as the overall market has been battered -- are nonetheless surprising because both managers have among the best track records in the hedge-fund world. Some investors said the results were disappointing, but noted that Mr. Jones has scored an average annual return of more than 24% since launching his fund in 1986, while Mr. Pallotta has generated annual gains of more than 19% since 1993. They also said these funds can be volatile because of the trading strategies employed.
Investors have been waiting to see how hedge funds fared in July, a difficult month in various markets that saw the $3 billion hedge fund Sowood Capital Management collapse after losing more than 50% of its assets.
The losses at Tudor were reported earlier by Bloomberg News, which also reported losses of 3% in July for Caxton Associates' flagship hedge fund, run by Bruce Kovner.
Write to Gregory Zuckerman at gregory.zuckerman@wsj.com
you are so right. you don't have to sell from a large position to take advantage of lending your shares out and making a nice conservative guaranteed 5% return and still be able to sit back and wait for the turn around. Which proves in some cases you can have your cake and eat it too.
As a matter of fact--it was perhaps 2 weeks ago, maybe 3, that I posted on IHUB and Yahoo, that there WAS a reduction in the number of Big Block Holders...from 105 to 95. that is a reduction of 10. And, the institutions have gone from 52 several moths back to 38, where it is showing 38 for about 2 months now.....and we discussed THAT on the boards, as well.
As I mentioned earlier, I was ALSO informed of the small fund, I was told, who started selling off their shares last Friday thru yesterday. Hey! I try to keep up!
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837275?q=tko
AAANNNNDDDDD...every now and then, I will get an email form someone--and oft' times I don;t know who they are comapred to their alias...and they SOMETIMES have told me that they have sold off. So really, I do make effort at trying to figure out what is REALLY going on---aside from the spin. YET! I remain neutral as much as I can, as my purpose is to present solid info...not pump and dump crap.
I have a very long fuse...but there are times I say enuf is enuf...it's time to talk about some things.
The total shares short hsa been under 2.2 million for the past two months so it hasn't gone up for a while.
As far as to who is selling, what makes you think its not several of the larger share holders liquidating some of their position? The short ratio has not gone up...it stands to reason that larger holders have liquidated over the past six months while shorts have used that opportunity cover their position.
SOMEONE SHOULD GET SERIOUSLY HURT OVER THIS CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are they going to issue another letter telling use why they don't know why the price is down...WHAT A F*&%*&^ JOKE!!!!!!!!!!!
Did you forget that it went up? oops, that was month before last...it only went down 100k shares on the last report...still 10 days to cover..remember when it was only 3 days to cover? Look, there is a website that I am still looking for, that I referred to last year when I held ALKS....it was a site that someone on the msg board gave us a link to---because toots were holding about 95% of the shares, at the time.....we found that one of the tutes had loaned out the same share to 9 different short opportunities...AT THE SAME TIME..I do not think my interpretation of my observation is a leap of faith. When I find that site--I will make sure you get to see it....it was a bonified, as opposed to niched, web site....
with nearly 7% of theirs shares 'out'..means to me, loaned out for shorts.....not sold...they are using them to short this stock as it goes down.
That is a leap and I have my doubts about that. 'That turnover rate' is ambiguous, cnbc does not even indicate what that term is suppose to mean.
The fact that the short ratio is as low as its been since I have been here is a good sign, in my opinion it represents a near bottom.
Just a reminder that so we can be a little optimistic here...
This from the 8k in February....
On February 6, 2007, the Company announced that it has signed an exclusive supply agreement with GE Energy to co-develop an innovative custom product that enables vital remote monitoring and management of utility substation equipment. Over the next six months, GE will commence the first installation phase involving customers in North America to further develop and refine the product, customizing it to be compatible with all the various types of substation equipment.
July ends that six month time frame, hopefully that went well and the second phase beings soon.
Its a good point, not sure what his lock up period was but insider selling is always something to watch. Ron believes in the story so Ron Ron is not selling.
Something to think about... I know RP has about 2.5 million shares, so don't you think it might hurt him a little to have the stock continue to drop. I have another company that I kept my shares as others sold off because this person had 30 million shares and had/has not sold one share. It said something to me, and to date the stock has dipped once and now has been pretty steady for the last couple of months. I wonder if this is something similar, I mean we all complain about losing money, but RP loses 250K each dime the stock falls...ouch!! Could he really know something we don't? Just musing, have a good night!
And I know, don't feel sorry for him, but think about it just the same.
I threw out that number 400k because of the heavy volume today...I have no idea how big the sell(s) were, I am simply trying to shed some light on todays action.
Point being, TKO is thinly traded stock with a small float, that owned primarily amongst very few share holders. When someone tries to dump a large block (a la today), it does big damage, there is not enough liquidity to gobble the shares up.
That being said, there were buyers and they did step in and up when the stock trade down 10%-15%. Likely a combination of the Specialist holding it together and someone adding to their position.
I think someone got a discount today but I have been wrong before, I was convinced that 1.50 was the lowest we were going as that seemed a level of buying interest.
Day of reckoning is soon, this quarters number will be about and everyone can see the progress.
I cannot answer that...but I too, was informed that someone started selling last Friday, continued Monday and yesterday....and that is the WHOLE REASON why I was soooooo amazed that at the same time that was happening...the buyers outnumbered the sellers, in shares, for the first time in MONTHS!
look at this link...then ask yourself...if the number of long shares remain the same...as they have been for a long time now...and the right hand column says their turnover rate is HIGH, then what do you think is causing that high turnover rate on their shares? Unless they are shorting their own shares...it is legal...ethical is another story....
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837275?q=tko
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ABOUT TELKONET
Telkonet (AMEX: TKOI), founded in 1999 and headquartered in Germantown, Maryland, is a leading technology systems application developer of innovative powerline communications (PLC) solutions for the commercial and government markets, establishing a range of patented award-winning systems. Telkonet’s PLC solutions are marketed and sold by resellers throughout the United States, Canada, Europe and Latin America.
The Telkonet iWire System™ delivers wired and wireless broadband network access that is simple and cost-effective to deploy, with secure and reliable connectivity at every electrical outlet. The solution is ideal for any type of commercial building, regardless of the type, age of number of buildings. Telkonet’s leading-edge technology is deployed around the world.
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Telkonet, Inc.
20374 Seneca Meadows Parkway
Germantown, MD 20876
Phone: 12409121800
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Sector: Technology
Industry: Communications Equipment
Telkonet’s patented powerline communications (PLC) systems – the Telkonet iWire System and next generation 200 Mbps Telkonet Series 5 – use a building’s existing internal electrical wiring to enable Internet connectivity throughout an entire building, converting electrical outlets into high-speed data ports. This is an ideal solution for properties that are not wired with CAT-5 or where CAT-5 is cost-prohibitive.
The EthoStream Gateway Server (EGS) product line of gateway devices, which are developed in-house, deliver wired or wireless high-speed Internet access, integrating easily with any combination of WAN connections. The EGS products range from a cost-effective gateway for limited use applications to a feature-rich, dual-WAN, scalable gateway for full-service properties.
Telkonet’s energy management systems, Telkonet SmartEnergy (TSE) and Networked Telkonet SmartEnergy (NTSE), reduce in-room energy consumption by controlling heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) usage based on occupancy. By eliminating unnecessary heating and cooling of vacant rooms, TSE typically reduces energy consumption by 30% or greater.
Telkonet’s proactive support center brings quality of service to a new level with its dedicated, in-house employees, 24/7/365 support, and integrated proactive monitoring and management tools that put property management in control. By integrating the EthoStream Gateway Server and the web-based Telkonet CENTRAL, our in-house support team has real-time visibility into a property’s HSIA usage and data, as well as ISP status.
Telkonet SmartEnergy™ (TSE) controls HVAC usage and improves energy efficiency by adjusting and maintaining a room’s temperature based on occupancy, using a combination of occupancy sensors, intelligent programmable thermostats or packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) controllers. TSE eliminates wasteful heating and cooling of vacant rooms without compromising an occupant’s comfort based on our patented Recovery Time™ technology.
Building on the proven capabilities of the TSE system and incorporating Telkonet's unique Recovery Time™ technology, our new Networked Telkonet SmartEnergy (NTSE) advances intelligent HVAC building control with a flexible, resilient and low-cost energy management platform. NTSE utilizes a ZigBee wireless IEE802.15.4 “mesh” network, where each device functions as a wireless repeater and enables energy management thermostats to communicate with each other and aggregate communications up to a single master NTSE Gateway Server on site. NTSE enables central control without needing expensive back-haul wiring. Its key monitoring and analysis features ensure optimum energy savings, giving property owners the tools to identify and implement energy savings, providing total visibility and detailed data about a property's HVAC system and its energy consumption, together with real-time, instant remote management capabilities.
Key features and benefits of NTSE
Telkonet’s proprietary, patented powerline communications (PLC) products harness a building’s internal electrical wiring to form an IP network, turning power outlets into data ports, while leaving the electrical functionality unaffected. Telkonet’s PLC systems – the Telkonet iWire System and the 200 Mbps Telkonet Series 5 – represent a quick, economical, and non-disruptive way to achieve high-speed Internet connectivity throughout a building. Telkonet’s PLC systems offer the hard-wired security and reliability of a CAT-5 cabled network, but without the cost, physical disturbance and business disruption of wiring CAT-5. For properties looking to provide wireless coverage, Telkonet’s systems can be used to feed WiFi access points, which can be connected quickly and simply to any power outlet.
Series 5 Comparison “With 209 sites and limited numbers of IT technicians, we needed a reliable, plug-and-play system that was easy to install, maintain and operate. With Telkonet’s solution, we demonstrated that our own IT staff and contract electricians could install the system…”
Steve Custer, Supervisor CCTV/LAN Networking and A.V. Repair, Hillsborough County School District (SDHC)
Telkonet iWire System
The Telkonet iWire System is a robust networking platform that protects your investment by providing for today’s technologies and expanding for future technologies and applications, with many key benefits.
Low cost – Significantly less expensive than rewiring a building
Quick installation – Completed from hours to days, without construction or disruption
Secure – Data is encrypted and secure from outside intrusion
Hybrid – Delivers wired, wireless or a hybrid solution
Reliable – Patented PLC technology for continuous network connectivity
Scalable – Add users by adding more Telkonet iBridge units
Convenient – Network access at every electrical outlet in every room
Flexible – Supports any device or application using Internet Protocol
Robust – Remote monitoring and management
Compliant – FCC Part 15, UL60950 Listed, and CE approval
Plug-and-play – Easy to connect to the Internet without drivers or software
Applications supported by Telkonet’s PLC system include, but are not limited to: HSIA, local area networking, VoIP phones, video conferencing, closed circuit security surveillance, digital signage, substation monitoring and a host of other information services.
The Telkonet iWire System is used by a wide variety of customers, including:
PLC Product Components
Telkonet’s systems comprise a set of compact building blocks – the Telkonet Gateway, which connects via a router to the site’s external broadband feed, and a Telkonet Coupler that interfaces with a building’s electrical distribution panel. A further unit, the Telkonet eXtender™, can be connected to the Telkonet Coupler to provide additional reach for multi-building sites. To access the Internet, a user simply connects their laptop into a Telkonet iBridge unit.
Telkonet Gateway™ | The "brain" of the system, the Telkonet Gateway converts IP connections to a PLC signal and distributes PLC to the Telkonet Coupler. Through a web or CLI interface, the Telkonet Gateway allows management and configuration of the other Telkonet components. Each Telkonet Gateway supports up to 63 Telkonet eXtenders, 1,023 Telkonet iBridges (users) and up to 4,096 Ethernet endpoints. | |
Telkonet Couplers | The Telkonet Coupler takes the PLC signal from the Telkonet Gateway or Telkonet eXtender and injects that signal into the in-building electrical wiring. Installation of the Telkonet Coupler requires a licensed electrician to meet National Electric Code (NEC) and local electric code standards. Also comes in a model with integrated disconnect switch. | |
Telkonet eXtender™ | The Telkonet eXtender provides additional reach and scalability for networks that cannot be properly covered by a single Telkonet Gateway or multi-building environments. It can be used with wireless radio or wireline networks. | |
Telkonet iBridge™ | The Telkonet iBridge enables a user to connect a computer or IP device to the PLC network. It contains a "test" function to determine the PLC signal strength and has an RJ45 user port connection. |
Telkonet Series 5
Setting unprecedented performance levels for security, speed, QoS and capacity, the Telkonet Series 5 200 Mbps system takes PLC to a new level as a viable networking option for high performance, critical applications, including digital video surveillance, implementations in the utility substation environment, and harsh outdoor commercial installations. Telkonet Series 5 delivers a range of significant performance advances, including the following.
PLC Product Components
Telkonet’s systems comprise a set of compact building blocks – the Telkonet Gateway, which connects via a router to the site’s external broadband feed, and a Telkonet Coupler that interfaces with a building’s electrical distribution panel. A further unit, the Telkonet eXtender™, can be connected to the Telkonet Coupler to provide additional reach for multi-building sites. To access the Internet, a user simply connects their laptop into a Telkonet iBridge unit.
Telkonet Gateway™ – AG5 | The Telkonet Gateway is a remotely manageable network interface that converts Ethernet connections to a power line carrier signal and transmits the signal to the Telkonet Coupler. The Telkonet Gateway allows management and configuration of the Telkonet Series 5 via a web browser or Telnet command line interface. | |
Telkonet Couplers – MVC-200 and DPC-200 | The Telkonet Coupler is wired to the AC or DC low-voltage bus and connected to the Telkonet Gateway with a coaxial cable. The Telkonet Coupler takes the power line carrier signal from the Telkonet Gateway or Telkonet eXtender and injects the signal into the AC or DC electrical wiring. The Telkonet Coupler is also available with an integrated disconnect switch (coupler breaker). | |
Telkonet eXtender™ – AX5 | The Telkonet eXtender provides additional power line carrier signal reach and scalability for networks that cannot be covered by a single Telkonet Gateway. | |
Telkonet iBridge™ – AB5 | The Telkonet iBridge is wired to the AC or DC supply at each point requiring a communications interface. The Telkonet iBridge recovers the power line carrier signal and converts it back into an Ethernet or serial connection for the devices or applications. It contains a test function to determine the power line carrier signal strength. |
The EthoStream Gateway Server (EGS) product line of gateway devices deliver wired or wireless high-speed Internet access and a hybrid solution, integrating quickly and easily with any combination of WAN connections, including T1, DSL, cable modem, fiber and wireless connections. Our comprehensive range of turnkey, standards-compliant gateways meet the requirements of all major hospitality franchises and support a variety of applications, such as VoIP, printing from rooms, surveillance, and point-of-sale terminals.
We provide a complete line of related components, including wireless access points and bridges, Power-over-Ethernet devices, Ethernet switches, DSL equipment and digital video recorder (DVR) equipment, helping you to integrate all of the necessary products into a comprehensive solution.
EthoStream’s support center is directly integrated into the EthoStream Gateway Server and the web-based Telkonet CENTRAL, giving our dedicated, in-house support team and property management real-time visibility into a property’s HSIA usage and data, as well as ISP status. EthoStream leads the hospitality industry in providing innovative, standards-compliant customer solutions and support. Our proactive, responsive, knowledgeable customer support ensures guest satisfaction and retention.
EGS Product Comparison
The EthoStream Gateway Server line of gateway devices provides a simple all-in-one solution for Internet access within a commercial public-access network, while creating a productive work environment and end-user satisfaction.
“This (EthoStream’s Remote Management Console) is an invaluable tool, enabling us to access and monitor all our properties and Internet users from a single location. It is exactly this sort of innovation that puts EthoStream on a different level to other vendors, and is behind our selection of its technology as our preferred option”.
Jeff Henschel, Assistant VP of Technology, Destination Hotels & Resorts
EthoStream Gateway Servers are providing HSIA to more than 2,400 properties, servicing more than 1.9 million users per month, including:
Chairman of the Board
Warren V. "Pete" Musser, 81, has served as Telkonet's chairman of the board since January 2003. Mr. Musser has taken more than 50 companies public during his distinguished and successful career as an entrepreneur. He is currently the managing director of The Musser Group and chairman emeritus of Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. Mr. Musser's distinguished affiliations also included: director of CompuCom Systems, Inc., director of Internet Capital Group, Inc., vice chairman and director of Nutri/System, Inc., vice chairman and director of the Eastern Technology Council, chairman and director of Economics PA, and vice president of development at Cradle of Liberty Council, Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Musser received a BS degree in Industrial Engineering from Lehigh University.
President & Chief Executive Officer
Jason Tienor, 33, is the president and chief executive officer of Telkonet. As the former president and CEO of EthoStream, Mr. Tienor co-founded and grew the HSIA vendor to become one of the largest high-speed Internet providers to the hospitality industry in the nation. Prior to EthoStream, in 2000, Mr. Tienor was co-founder of a Milwaukee-based IT consulting firm. Mr. Tienor received a BBA in MIS and Marketing from the University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh and an MBA with an emphasis on Computer Science from Marquette University.
Chief Financial Officer
Rick Leimbach, 39, is the chief financial officer for Telkonet. Mr. Leimbach joined Telkonet in January 2004, and was appointed as vice president of finance in 2006, and then CFO in December 2007. Prior to Telkonet, from 2001 to 2004, he was the financial controller at UltraBridge, an applications solution provider, headquartered in Maryland. Mr. Leimbach joined the company at the start-up stage, tasked with building up the financial organization. From 1998 to 2001, Mr. Leimbach was corporate accounting manager at Snyder Communications, Inc. – a global organization focusing on design, development and implementation of value-added outsourced marketing services. Rick was involved with consolidating the group's extensive operations and working with the SEC. Mr. Leimbach held various positions within public accounting firms, including the Reznick Group and Wolpoff and Company in Maryland from 1991 to 1998. He holds a degree in Accounting from Towson University, Maryland.
Chief Operating Officer
Jeff Sobieski, 32, is the chief operating officer for Telkonet. From December 2007 to June 2008, Mr. Sobieski served as Telkonet’s executive vice president, energy management. Mr. Sobieski joined Telkonet in March 2007, following the acquisition of EthoStream, where he was CIO. As the former CIO of EthoStream, Mr. Sobieski co-founded and grew the HSIA vendor to become one of the largest high-speed Internet providers to the hospitality industry in the nation. Prior to EthoStream, in 2000, Mr. Sobieski was cofounder of Interactive SolutionZ, a Milwaukee-based IT consulting firm, and from this gained experience in the telecommunications and insurance industries. From 1998 to 2000, he was involved in consulting and system development projects, including the project lead on developing a new software package for GE Medical, and software tools development for North Western Mutual Insurance. Mr. Sobieski received a BS degree in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and his MBA from Marquette University.
Vice President of Global Sales
Jeremy Griesbach, 34, is the vice president of global sales for Telkonet, joining the company in October 2007. Prior to Telkonet, from 2001 to 2007, Mr. Griesbach was the director of business development for a Midwest regional accounting firm, Virchow Krause, focusing on building the tax services group that specialized in state and local use tax, tax credit and incentives. From 1999 to 2001, Mr. Griesbach was business development manager for Metavante, a financial services and software support company. He holds a BS degree in Marketing from Upper Iowa State University.
Vice President of Hospitality Operations
Matt Koch, 31, is vice president of operations for Telkonet. Mr. Koch joined Telkonet in March 2007, following the acquisition of EthoStream, where he was a systems engineer from 2004 to 2007. Prior to EthoStream, from 1998 to 2000 and from 2001 to 2004, Mr. Koch was a system administrator for Geneva OnLine, a regional Internet service provider specializing in wireless broadband Internet access, managing system administration and integration for web hosting, billing systems, and workflow automation. In 2000, Mr. Koch was a system and network administrator consultant in the Silicon Valley for various companies, including Sun Microsystems, Uptilt, and SalesCenter.com, a web-based sales team automation system. He received a BS degree in Business Administration in Management Computer Systems from University of Wisconsin Whitewater.
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