Chief Technology & New Products Officer

June 1999 – January 2001

After Oxford Global Resources acquired his company, Pangea Database Systems, it became the hub of Oxford International, which operated separately from its parent. Its component companies generated more than $25 million of revenue at margins above 55% in 2000, more than double 1999, for clients including BellSouth, Duracell, General Electric, Motorola, Nextel, Sprint and Tellabs.

Jonathan Ramaci led the shift from database administration alone to network administration and hosted CRM applications. He led the technical side of acquisition assessments, evaluated more than 50 candidates and took part in five purchases.