Siyata Mobile Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of LaRue Martz as US VP Sales for the Company’s Uniden cellular signal booster portfolio effective immediately.
Mr. Martz is an experienced sales executive with a demonstrated history across various leading telecommunications companies, such as Nextivity, Samsung Wireless, and Huawei. Mr. Martz has over 20 years of experience working with AT&T and most recently was Director of Sales at Nextivity, a leading cellular signal booster vendor, where he led the AT&T and FirstNet accounts.
LaRue Martz adds, “Siyata has a strong booster portfolio for both enterprise customers, first responders, and consumers and I am excited to join their dynamic team.”
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Marc Seelenfreund, CEO of Siyata Mobile added, “With Mr. Martz’s experience in this specific product vertical, we are confident that he will be a valuable asset in helping the Company significantly expand its cellular booster business. During COVID-19, the demand for boosters is increasing now more than ever as first responders, enterprise workers, and individuals realize the importance of strong cellular connectivity no matter where they are. We look forward to working with Mr. Martz at Siyata in aggressively growing our US booster business.”
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A cellular signal booster is a device used for increasing the signal for cellular devices such as phones, tablets, modems or any device that relies on a cellular connection. They come in kits designed for vehicles or buildings of different sizes such as homes, cottages, and offices all the way up to commercial and industrial buildings like stores, restaurants, factories, and warehouses.
According to 360 Research Reports, the global Cellular Signal Booster market is valued at $8.2B in 2017 and will reach $17.6BUS by the end of 2025, growing at a CAGR of 10.0% during 2018-2025.
The market for Cellular Signal Boosters is expected to grow rapidly over the coming years, particularly in the USA due to the combination of the poor network coverage in some areas, large scale departure from the land-line systems, and first responders/enterprise workers transitioning towards cellular networks for connectivity.
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