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ENX Magazine Announces 2023 Difference Makers

Keypoint Intelligence’s Randy Dazo is among the many honorees

May 1, 2023 10:46:55 AM
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By Mark DiMattei

 

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At the end of April 2023, ENX Magazine announced the list of its 2023 Difference Makers. According to Editorial Director Erik Cagle in the magazine’s official blog post of the announcement, the award is given to those who help push through the chaos of the market. He says, “It is easy to get lost in the day-to-day world of business, and [the] Difference Makers [list] provides that gentle reminder to pay homage to the men and women who often toil in anonymity to ensure our customers, partners, and businesses can thrive and endure any challenges along the way.”

 

 

Among the luminaries of the office technology industry is Keypoint Intelligence’s own Randy Dazo. Our Chief Strategy & Product Officer, Dazo is responsible for all our current and new strategies, operations, and business growth. He has been instrumental in the development and implementation of Keypoint Intelligence’s e-commerce platform UVERCE© and is a valued member of our executive team. He is also notoriously known around the office as the company’s karaoke master.

 

“It is truly an honor to be a part of the ENX 2023 Difference Maker list with so many intelligent and respected people,” Dazo said. “My 30-year journey of working for OEMs and now Keypoint Intelligence has taught me a lot about this evolving and exciting industry. Hopefully, I can impart my knowledge and experiences on others to make a difference.”

 

It is also worth mentioning that this is not the first time one of our own has been recognized by ENX Magazine. Pete Emory, Keypoint Intelligence’s Director of Research & Lab Services NA/APAC, was included on this prestigious list back in 2016.

 

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