Source: ProStar Holdings Inc.
  • ProStar (MAPS) hires Matthew Dragon as Director of Sales for ProStar
  • Dragon’s responsibilities will use his extensive experience in sales, marketing, and engineering, to increase the company’s market reach
  • He has a 20-year history in technical sales and represents a diverse mix of products and services in the utility damage prevention industry
  • Matthew Dragon has been the reason the sales strategy has achieved success for several industry equipment manufacturers
  • ProStar Holdings (MAPS) opened trading at C$0.18

ProStar Holdings (MAPS) hires Matthew Dragon as the Director of Sales and will be responsible for managing sales for ProStar’s patented flagship application, PointMan.

Dragon’s responsibilities will use his extensive experience in sales, marketing, and engineering, to increase its market reach across the United States, Canada and the rest of the world.

“I am very pleased that a credible and seasoned executive like Matthew Dragon has joined the ProStar team,” statedProStar CEO and founder Page Tucker.

“Matthew brings with him a proven track record as well as a wealth of knowledge and experience that I am confident will help us to significantly increase our exposure to the market and drive sales,” added Tucker.

Matthew Dragon has been the reason the sales strategy has achieved success for several industry equipment manufacturers as well as the largest private utility location company in the United States.

Matthew has had a record of creating a sales-focused culture responsible for consistently increasing revenue.

His 20-year history in technical sales represents a diverse mix of products and services in the utility damage prevention industry.

“This is the perfect time to join ProStar as we are starting to see a significant change in the industry,” said Matthew Dragon.

ProStar is a software development company specializing in developing patented cloud and mobile precision mapping solutions focused on the critical infrastructure industry.

ProStar Holdings (MAPS) opened trading at C$0.18.


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