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Zeeba Announces Expansion of Executive Team
Zeeba plans to expand its fleet to 10,000 vans by the end of 2023, the company says.

In addition to expanding the executive team, Mike Paletz, who formerly served as COO, will be responsible for Zeeba’s growth and expansion as chief revenue officer.
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Zeeba, an on-demand van rental service, announces the expansion of their executive team with new hires and role changes setting the stage for future growth.
"Zeeba has an aggressive growth plan for 2021 calling for an all-star team to bring those plans to life,” Kayvon Marashi, CEO Zeeba Vans, said in a statement. “Following the announcement of Dan Grossman joining our Advisory Team in January we are excited to welcome new team members to our Executive Team filling key roles including Michael Uribe as Chief Operating Officer, Art Baker as Chief Financial Officer and Nicole Ataei in the role of Vice President of Finance and Compliance.”
In addition to expanding the executive team, Mike Paletz, who formerly served as COO, will be responsible for Zeeba’s growth and expansion as chief revenue officer.
"With demand increasing and very few companies poised to deliver Zeeba is well positioned to deliver on our business plan to expand our fleet to 10,000 vans by the end of 2023” Paletz said in a statement. “This expansion will be driven by market needs and our new app based technology.”
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