Turan Sahinkaya Joins Board of Directors of ReputationDesigner.com

TURAN SAHINKAYA has joined the board of directors of ReputationDesigner.com, bringing more than twenty years of experience in the technology industry.

2011-06-28

GRAPEVINE, TX, June 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) TURAN SAHINKAYA has joined the board of directors of ReputationDesigner.com, bringing more than twenty years of experience in the technology industry. Turan Sahinkaya has experience in business technology, telecom, internet and marketing and comes with the opinion that people have the right to control and protect their reputation and privacy.

Turan Sahinkaya has worked for some of the world's most recognized industry leaders, as well as several Fortune 100 companies.

Turan Sahinkaya is a graduate of University of California at Berkeley with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics. Turan Sahinkaya went on to earn a Master of Business Administration from Southern Methodist University in Dallas.

Turan Sahinkaya speaks several languages and enjoys travel, reading, and has a deep passion for life that extends outside of the world of business to his family, soccer, rugby, coaching, entrepreneurship opportunities, and volunteer work.

Turan Sahinkaya is married to Lori Sahinkaya, a reporter, published writer, columnist, and recipient of the Texas Woman of Influence Award. They reside outside of the Dallas area and have four boys.

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