Octillion appoints Barry Honig to new Advisory Board

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Barry Honig, a well-known venture capital investor
and advisor, has joined the newly-established Octillion Advisory Board,
announced Nicholas Cucinelli, President and CEO.  Mr. Honig, whose main
areas of expertise are corporate finance and mergers and acquisitions,
has assisted many companies in going public and with listings on NASDAQ.

 

“I am excited to join the Octillion team and look
forward to creating significant shareholder value by leveraging
numerous, long standing relationships that I have established during my
career,” said Mr. Honig.

Octillion Corp. is an alternative energy technology company.

 

By Síle Mc Mahon

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