FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / Phoenix, March 02, 2018 -- / BioNovelus, Inc. (ONOV), whose CR-10® Biofungicide is a non-toxic solution for safe and effective pre- and post-harvest applications, is announcing effective immediately, that Anthony Parkinson, Chief Information Officer, is no longer employed with BioNovelus. We wish him well in his new endeavor. Also, Mr. Parkinson has resigned from his board seat, effective immediately.
There is no replacement currently for his position. A search for a new C.I.O. will begin in the weeks to come.
Please send any correspondence or questions to [email protected]
BioNovelus is part of the award-winning business incubator program at the Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation in Phoenix, Arizona.
Media contact: Nathalie Ekobo, Marketing & Communications Director BioNovelus, Inc. +1 888-924-6668 ext.0 [email protected]


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