OneSource Distributors promotes Sarno to V.P. and chief technology officer

One Source Distributors (Oceanside, Calif.): Jason Sarno has been promoted to V.P. and chief technology officer. He will continue to report to Mike Smith, president and COO and manage the company's programming and infrastructure teams. He has 15 ...
June 15, 2012
One Source Distributors (Oceanside, Calif.):Jason Sarno has been promoted to V.P. and chief technology officer. He will continue to report to Mike Smith, president and COO and manage the company's programming and infrastructure teams. He has 15 years of hands-on experience in software development, information technology, distribution software and electrical distribution, and began his distribution software development career with Eclipse. Sarno is a graduate from the Colorado School of Mines with a degree in engineering physics and a minor in mechanical engineering.

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