MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, March 5, 2014 (Press-News.org) Ceva Logistics IT Director for Mexico and Central America ( CETAM) Juan Carlos Martinez Soto has been recognized for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in information technology.
Mr. Soto has garnered a reputation of distinction and prominence for his outstanding achievements over the years, most recently earning the CIO Award in 2013; since receiving the prestigious accolades, he has continued to make strides in his field. He has spent a year as IT Director for Mexico and Central America (CETAM) at Ceva Logistics, where he demonstrates his expertise in information technology management and infrastructure. He is in charge of handling pre-sales for Latin America, visiting clients and learning their needs, and creating tailor-made solutions for clients.
Mr. Soto is a triathlete and has participated in five Ironman competitions. He is also the recipient of three MVP awards in high school volleyball. He attributes his success to his ability to accurately predict the direction of information techology needs and being able to translate the real world needs of companies into information techology solutions. He became involved in his industry because he received his first computer as a gift in the early 90s. The computer sparked his interest and he began exploring all of its features and capabilities.
Mr. Soto received a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Universidad Tecnológica de Mexico. He also holds a Certification in Networking and Network Security from Newbridge Alcatel University and a Certification in English as a Second Language from University of Victoria. He was recently inducted into Worldwide Branding and also maintains affiliation with the Logistics IT Management Board and Value CIO. Mr. Soto was also placed among the Top 100 CIOs in Mexico. He enjoys spending time with his twins, golfing, racing cars, swimming, running, biking, and learning about wine when he is not working. In the near future, Mr. Soto hopes to continuing growing within the company, though he is also interested in pursuing additional challenges and opportunities that present themselves.
For more information about Juan Carlos Martinez Soto, visit http://mx.linkedin.com/in/juancarlosmst.
About Worldwide Branding
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