Ramsey Appointed Vice President of Sales of 1 Global City.Com, Inc.

LARGO, Fla., May 17 /PRNewswire/ --

Mr. Stuart Grant, President and CEO of 1 Global City.Com, Inc., announces that Mr. Ron Ramsey has been appointed Vice President of Sales. Mr. Ramsey brings a wealth of experience, having served as Vice President of Sales for the Wholesale Division of Danka, Inc. one of the world's largest independent suppliers of office imaging equipment and related services, parts and supplies.

Under Mr. Ramsey's leadership, the Danka Wholesale Division grew from one salesperson and no sales into a formidable organization with a staff of 52 people, sales in excess of $51 million dollars and over 2,300 wholesale corporate accounts. Prior to joining Danka, Mr. Ramsey held high-profile sales positions with Canon USA and SCM Corporation.

In announcing the appointment, Mr. Grant said, "Mr. Ramsey brings us the sales organizational skills necessary to develop a national sales organization."

Mr. Ramsey said, "I am delighted to be joining 1 Global City.Com during its transition from development into revenue generation. It is exciting to again be part of a company with such tremendous growth potential."

Mr. Grant added that 1 Global City.Com has completed the transition from Internet Development Company to Internet/Technology revenue-generating Company. While 1 Global City.Com will gain fame through its innovative Virtual City, diverse product lines already in place are contributing to solid growth and profitability. These include offerings such as the Interactive Business Card (IBC), full hosting services, and extensive multimedia and design capabilities.

1 Global City.Com, in the midst of constructing one of the world's most unusual and massive Internet sites ever, continues its impressive growth. With the opening of Regional Offices in Jacksonville, Florida, last month, 1 Global City.Com currently maintains over 22,000 square feet of office space in Florida and Texas locations. The Company employs over 50 people, with that number expected to triple by the end of the year.