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* business finance consultant specializing in mergers and acquisitions. | * business finance consultant specializing in mergers and acquisitions. | ||
* experienced software developer - VB.Net, C# and ASP as well as the old school languages of Assembler, COBOL and Fortran | * experienced software developer - VB.Net, C# and ASP as well as the old school languages of Assembler, COBOL and Fortran<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/merlix linkedin profile]</ref>. | ||
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==Interests== | ==Interests== | ||
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| Email: | matt [at] merlix.com |
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Matthew Griffith is the CEO and President of Merlix LLC.
Matt has been involved in the internet since 1994 with Merlix LLC (formerly Graphix.com). Matt comes from a versatile background with software development, sales and eBusiness consulting.
Matt has founded many companies over the past 20 years. Matt founded RedWagon.com and co-founded PedalCars.com both of which were online toy companies in 1998 that were sold years later. Matt's currently involved in eBusinesses.com, a project dedicated to provide online business owners everything they need to start, buy, operate, market and sell their online business.
Specialties
- licensed real estate broker.
- certified business broker.
- business finance consultant specializing in mergers and acquisitions.
- experienced software developer - VB.Net, C# and ASP as well as the old school languages of Assembler, COBOL and Fortran[1].
Interests
Apart from internet and related business, Matt love to travel. This is evident in the travel photograph collection in his website. He has traveled to many countries around the world.[2]