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GMV: Having Fun And Maintaining Independence
Jeffrey Hill
August 12, 2008

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[Satellite News 08-12-08] The satellite industry should be innovative, exciting and most importantly, fun, according to Theresa Beech, vice president of business development for GMV.     GMV, based in Spain with offices in Portugal and the United States, is trying to keep things fun while...

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