University of Washington

CEO at Alhadeff Brands

I am currently retired.  However, I have a strong desire to put to work my years of experience in sales on a part-time basis.

Alhadeff Brands

Retired

Alhadeff Brands' main activity was as an Amazon Merchant.  We sold a variety of products on Amazon.

Boost eLearning developed eLearning solutions to provide end user training on Google Apps.  This was a great business with many global 1,000 accounts until Google integrated training for free into Google Apps.  Boost then sold IT Certification Training.  The benefits of IT Certification training are fabulous in terms of career advancement.  However, it is a highly competitive space and their are many options including significant amounts of training to be obtained for free.  I elected to move on from this business back to my retail roots.  I was also bitten by the Amazon bug.

Boost eLearning

Briazz was a chain of take-out sandwich cafe's.  The company was designed to serve office workers and cafe's were located in office buildings.  Briazz also had a sales team selling delivery services to offices in the markets with cafe's.  The cafe's and delivery service were highly successful until the dot.com bubble burst. When office occupancy dropped by up to 40% the company closed.

Briazz-A Sandwich Cafe

Founder

I purchased Catapult from Egghead Discount Softward in 1992.  We grew Catapult Stoftware Training to over $80 million in Sales with offices in major US cities focusing on end user PC Application Instructor Lead Training.  We were the authors of Microsft's Step by Series.  We sold the business to IBM.

Catapult Software Training

I founded Egghead Discount Software.  Grew Egghead to over 200 stores, and Corporate of Government Sales Division.  After taking Egghead public I resigned and purchased Egghead University based on my passion that end-user software training was the future of the business.  I changed the name from Egghead to Catapult.

Victor D. Alhadeff