Sourcely Holdings, Inc., a leader in aftermarket mobile device parts and services, today announced that telecom and consumer electronics industry veteran, Jeff Mandell has joined the company as Board Advisor.
Mandell brings more than 25 years of experience in establishing and building businesses internationally in the mobile/wireless, consumer electronics, software & services and e-commerce markets.
Mandell brings a broad range of business experience in the mobile devices and value-added services space from leading organizations, including large global corporations, private equity-backed companies, and venture-backed start-ups. His work with growth companies includes helping identify, create, and commercialize new businesses in addition to overall corporate strategy.
Mandell is currently a board advisor to several early-stage growth companies focused on data analytics, communications and telecommunications, and an industry advisor to Silverwood Partners investment bankers.
Mandell recently served as Executive Vice President for Wacom, where he led a global transformation of the $500 million branded pen-based display and tablet business, and oversaw two business units with a staff of 250 professionals operating across six continents.
Mandell previously held executive leadership roles at mobile services company Brightstar (a Softbank Company), including President of Mobile Accessories and acting COO on a new venture between Softbank and Brightstar. He also led global new business development for Brightstar during a period the company grew from $3B to $8B, and was instrumental in helping the company diversify into value-added services including handset insurance, and buy-back & re-marketing of pre-owned devices.
He also served in various executive roles at Ericsson, Arcsoft and Epson.
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