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A Look at Dale Johnson

Despite all of the recent troubles with NETeller in the United States, the company has managed to stay a part of the industry in different areas of the world. Specifically the Asian expansion plans for the online casino e-wallet have been progressing despite the company’s severe setback. And just recently, Dale Johnson, the former head of project development for all of the company’s Asian and Pacific plans has announced that he will no longer act as an Executive Director at NETeller, but will however still serve in the capacity as a consultant.

Johnson has made significant progress over the past several years furthering the mass online casino industry surge into the Asian market. As a consultant for the company, Johnson will still serve as a member of the Board of Directors, but will no longer hold an official company title.

Johnson’s experience should certainly still be a prized addition to the Board as he has extensive professional experience in the online casino industry and specific information related to the company’s expansion into the market because he has been workin on the project for well over three years now. He was first appointed to NETeller’s Asian Pacific operations in 2004, and has really made head-way in securing a market and assessing the potential market for online casinos.

He experience prior to NETeller ranged from an engineering company to companies specializing in the oil industry. All of his previous duties at these companies though have included overseeing remote operations and securing new expansion opportunities.

The company made a public press release concerning Johnson's decision to leave NETeller at this stage in the project while giving no specific reason for the decision to part ways with NETeller. Says a spokesperson for the company, Johnson “will continue to assist the NETeller group in a consultancy role on a number of strategic planning initiatives which the group is currently progressing."