UMAX NEW PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER:
UMAX is happy to announce that Robert Haltom (Utah Resident) has agreed to accept
the position as Public Relations Officer. He bring years of organization skill and
management to the company (See Resume Below). One of his main activities will be
seeking our revenue generating opportunities with aspect to a possible merger or
acquisition for the company. He will begin the negotiations outlining the terms and
conditions, preparing documentation to present to the board of directors for evaluation.
As the CEO Ian Dixon quotes, he will be a great addition to our company
Robert A. Haltom, CEO and founder of multiple successful companies both in for-profit
and non-profit industries joins UMAX Corp with 22 years of business startup and
development experience. Gaining a degree from Brigham young University in
Communications with an emphasis in Human Resources, Mr. Haltom set out founding
and building a medical and pharmaceutical company names Associated Pharmaceutical
Group--his first of many successful companies.
Thereafter, Mr. Haltom launched Globus Relief—today a highly successful, medical,
humanitarian charity which has delivered over one half billion dollars in medical relief
supplies around the globe since its founding in 1996. With these two medical
organizations, Haltom entered into his first real estate development venture, including
building, leasing and managing professional medical building in Arizona.
While providing management oversite to these new companies, Mr. Haltom directed and
facilitated a complete organizational turn-around for National Product Sales (NPS) of Salt
Lake City Utah. Over a 12 month period, Haltom’s prowess and tenacity in business
development and customer growth brought new accounts and life to a 30 year old
company resulting in $20 million dollars in new revenues to a small Utah company while
growing the retail customer base from 1,500/daily to 2,800/daily. Over the ensuing 24
months, more than 250 new full-time jobs were added as a result of this successful turn-
around.
With the crash of the dot com industry in 2000, and wild speculation as to the future of
the net, Mr. Haltom founded one of Utah first dot com automotive dealerships. Called
crazy and reckless and warned of imminent failure on the heels of the dot com collapse,
Mr. Haltom founded his internet sales company not only beating the established big auto
dealerships to the web scene but enjoying millions in sales revenue well before the big
auto dogs recognized that the internet was the wave of the future
