FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Oct. 2, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kyyba, Inc. announced Wayne Presley, the retired National Hockey League player, as Vice President-North Region today. President and CEO Tel Ganesan made the announcement.
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As Vice President-North Region, Presley will be responsible for expanding Kyyba's services to a new client base in the region.
"Wayne has more than 14 years of experience in our field. He has the skills to create business opportunities and relationships with clients. Our North Region is lucky to have him," Ganesan said.
Presley's background includes business-to-business experience across a variety of industries. In the past, he worked for Teledata Technology Solutions (TTS). At TTS, Presley was responsible for overseeing operations in the Midwest Region and managing more than 90 consultants. He was employed by Synova, Inc. and LogicaCMG as well. Prior to his IT career, Presley was a professional hockey player for 14 years, with 12 of those spent in the NHL. He played twelve seasons in the National Hockey League from 1984-85 until 1995-96. Presley was drafted 39th by the Chicago Black Hawks in the NHL Entry Draft. He is also presently Vice President of the Red Wings Alumni Foundation, which is a 501.C3 that helps in charities from children burn victims to cancer.
Kyyba's recent growth has called for an increase in experienced professionals who can put in the hard work needed to bring Kyyba to the next level.
"Wayne has a diverse background that sets him apart from others in the IT field," said Ganesan. "I'm pleased he decided to join Kyyba."
Presley resides in Michigan, and was born and raised in Taylor, Michigan.
About Kyyba
Kyyba group of companies focuses on engineering, IT staffing and software development. The company matches customers and candidates to obtain the best fit possible and works with large to mid-size organizations across various industries to take maximum advantage of their technology investments. Visit www.kyyba.com for more information.
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