NVNX - Nuvonyxs' multimillion dollar automated machinery is housed in one of the largest nutritional manufacturing facilities on the west coast.
Our state-of-the-art 36,000 square-foot, clean-room bottling facility, located in Carlsbad, CA, allows us to regulate and control every facet of our production quality.
From bottling to packaging, our robotic line is scalable to $1,000,000,000 in production without any disruption!
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Pete Mountanos - CEO, Nuvonyx Mr. Mountanos is a seasoned CEO with a primary background in Sales and Marketing. He was formally CEO of ABEKAS Video Systems which he sold to Scitex in 1995. He subsequently became CEO of VxTreme and sold it to Microsoft in 1997 to create Windows Media Player. He became Director of Strategic Investments and Acquisitions for Microsoft and was then an Executive in Residence for Softbank Ventures.
Doug Verner - COO, Nuvonyx Mr. Verner has spent the last 12 years in the packaging industry both as a customer and supplier. He has successfully designed full packaging lines as well as overseen the production of equipment, install of equipment, and production line qualifications for many fortune 500 companies. In 1998 he joined a fast growing vitamin nutrition company that specialized in liquid supplements. As the Quality Control Manager his primary role in the company was to establish, update, and maintain a quality control department. Mr. Verner played a key role in the implementation of the USDA “HACCP” program. (Hazardous Analysis of Critical Control Points) In 2001 he joined Accutek Packaging Equipment Company spending time initially in Sales Management but quickly moving into Operations.
Doug Paulin - CFO, Nuvonyx Mr. Paulin has in excess of twelve years of corporate restructuring and related financial and operational experience, and is licensed as a certified public accountant in the state of California. Prior to joining Cove in 2010, Mr. Paulin held numerous positions, most recently as Principal Consultant with Integris Consulting, a boutique corporate restructuring firm based in San Diego, during which time he led the restructuring of both a $50 million annual revenue e-commerce distribution company as well as a significant international franchise company. Prior to his involvement with Integris, and between 1998 and 2009, Mr. Paulin held increasingly responsible financial positions with several companies in various non-related industries and with annual revenues of between $60 and $450 million. Mr. Paulin received a B.S. degree in finance from Babson College, and is the co-chair of the MIT Enterprise Forum and the Production Chair of the Corporate Finance Council of San Diego.
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