Matt Lotze Has Extensive Work Experience Of Various Industries

Matt Lotze has earned reputation as an experienced professional who has started and organized seven businesses. He has good knowledge and extensive work experience of each company and industry he was associated with. Additionally, he also has excellent managerial skills and has managed a team of over 350 employees and four managers.

He has many years of legal and business expertise. Matt is an intelligent professional who can speak six languages. In his free times, he likes to indulge in various physical activities such as dancing, skiing, and wakeboarding. His two and a half year daughter is the light of his life. His hobbies also include cooking, singing, and playing tennis.

He has attended the University of Colorado Law in 1993. He went to the University of Colorado Business for BA in Business and the University of Colorado Business Graduate School for MBA in Business Management. Matt completed his PhD. from Trinity University.

From 1991 to 1996, Matt Lotze worked as a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at American Fundraisers, Inc., a full scale product fundraising company. In this company, he did negotiations with suppliers, sourcing of merchandise, and product import. In addition, he also formed a warehouse and distribution system for products and created motivational presentations annually.

While working at American Marketing Company, Inc., Matt gained experience in overseeing a full scale advertising and marketing company with full color sign and banner capabilities. In addition, he also negotiated large scale purchasing of television and radio.

Matt spent nine years (1996 to 2005) at LiquidationsRus, Inc. where he initiated logistic channels for domestic as well as international shipping. He personally managed sales staff and trained management.

In Cheezy Pizza Company, Inc., he established a complete franchise and operating system including all operation manuals, UFC offering, trademarks and copyrights. Matt Lotze also trained managers, managed restaurant employees, and supervised key employees.

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