First In A Series Of Exciting Developments At Miami Cigar & Company

12-05-2010, 08:55 PM

IMPORTANT CHANGES AT MIAMI CIGAR & COMPANY

Miami, FL, 6 December…In the first of a series of important changes, Rene J. Castaneda, Vice President of Miami Cigar & Company, announced that he is turning over the National Sales Management portfolio to Hector Paz effective 1 January 2011.

Paz joined MC&C in 1999, succeeding Castaneda as Operations Manager. Several years later, Paz went ‘on the road’ in Florida selling the lines of Miami Cigar. Most recently, Hector has served as Regional Sales Director for Florida.

With the passing of the baton to Paz, Castaneda will devote himself to International Sales and product development.

According to Nestor Miranda, “…this is the first of several important announcements we will make in the early part of 2011.”

Miami Cigar & Company has seen enormous growth since the 2008 introduction of the Nestor Miranda Collection Special Selection, which was followed by the NMC Dominicano and now the Art Deco. The company’s Tatiana flavoured cigars have a 43% market share among the flavoured cigar segment.

The success of the recently released La Aurora 107 and the Guillermo Leon have contributed significantly to the growth of Miami Cigar & Company.

“We expect the growth to continue with increased sales of existing lines as well as the introduction of new, exciting cigars like our recently released, La Sirena, our most full bodied cigar to date, and, I expect Hector Paz to continue to make a significant contribution to our growth, in his new role,” said Castaneda.

hscmit · 12-06-2010, 07:52 AM

La Sirena, our most full bodied cigar to date

I will be interested in trying this

12-06-2010, 07:58 AM

Gotta love Nestor Miranda. If he likes the move I like it. A good guy and one of the best BOTL I know. Hope everything works out for Miami Cigar Co. and Nestor

12-05-2010, 08:55 PM	#1
Miami Cigar Co. Guest Posts: n/a	First In A Series Of Exciting Developments At Miami Cigar & Company IMPORTANT CHANGES AT MIAMI CIGAR & COMPANY Miami, FL, 6 December…In the first of a series of important changes, Rene J. Castaneda, Vice President of Miami Cigar & Company, announced that he is turning over the National Sales Management portfolio to Hector Paz effective 1 January 2011. Paz joined MC&C in 1999, succeeding Castaneda as Operations Manager. Several years later, Paz went ‘on the road’ in Florida selling the lines of Miami Cigar. Most recently, Hector has served as Regional Sales Director for Florida. With the passing of the baton to Paz, Castaneda will devote himself to International Sales and product development. According to Nestor Miranda, “…this is the first of several important announcements we will make in the early part of 2011.” Miami Cigar & Company has seen enormous growth since the 2008 introduction of the Nestor Miranda Collection Special Selection, which was followed by the NMC Dominicano and now the Art Deco. The company’s Tatiana flavoured cigars have a 43% market share among the flavoured cigar segment. The success of the recently released La Aurora 107 and the Guillermo Leon have contributed significantly to the growth of Miami Cigar & Company. “We expect the growth to continue with increased sales of existing lines as well as the introduction of new, exciting cigars like our recently released, La Sirena, our most full bodied cigar to date, and, I expect Hector Paz to continue to make a significant contribution to our growth, in his new role,” said Castaneda.

12-06-2010, 07:52 AM	#2
hscmit Have My Own Room Join Date: Sep 2010 First Name: James Location: no where Posts: 2,200 Trading: (4)	Re: First In A Series Of Exciting Developments At Miami Cigar & Compan La Sirena, our most full bodied cigar to date I will be interested in trying this

12-06-2010, 07:58 AM	#3
DonAustin Guest Posts: n/a	Re: First In A Series Of Exciting Developments At Miami Cigar & Compan Gotta love Nestor Miranda. If he likes the move I like it. A good guy and one of the best BOTL I know. Hope everything works out for Miami Cigar Co. and Nestor