MivaTek, a premier provider of mobile interactive video-verified alarm and awareness mobile-cloud platforms for cellular/ISP carriers and service providers, announces the appointment of Robert Moeller as Vice President of Global Sales.

In this position, Moeller will be responsible for platform partnership with service providers, and the retail brands of home8alarm and home8care by Miva worldwide system sales.

Previous experience

Moeller has over 20 years of diverse consumer and electronic experiences working with all major retailers from coast to coast. He has a proven track record of leading sales, marketing, merchandising and distribution for large publicly traded and small privately held companies. Before joining MivaTek, he served as Director of Sales and Business Development for Tassone Enterprises, where he managed and directed a national sales organisation for multiple brands. Prior to that, he was National Sales Manager at The Homedics Group, a Michigan-based firm offering a full line of in-home wellness products designed to promote well-being.

Moeller is a graduate of The Ohio State University. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1988, with a major in Political Science and a minor in Economics.

Joe Liu, CEO of MivaTek, says that the addition of Moeller will provide a dramatic jump start to his company’s sales efforts. “Robert’s extensive knowledge and experience will be instrumental in promoting both MivaTek's value-added connected platform partnership, as well as the Home8Alarm and Home8Care by Miva, the plug-n-play alarm and awareness system sales.” he said. “His business savvy is unquestioned. We expect him to make a huge impact on our overall growth.”

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