IJJ Corporation Announces the Promotion of Mr. Oscar O. Lawson II to Executive Vice President.

SILVER SPRING, MD. - February 6, 2015 - InvestorsHub NewsWire - IJJ Corporation (IJJP.PK) IJJ Corporation (IJJ Corp) is pleased to announce that Mr. Oscar O Lawson II has been promoted to the role of Executive Vice President and will still maintain his position as Chief Operating Officer.

Mr. Lawson is an executive with over thirty years of expertise in various management positions from public, private and non-profit companies. Mr. Lawson brings to IJJ Corp skills and knowledge resulting from his work at a variety of companies and industries such as the Massachusetts Hospital Association System Engineering Program, Program Director for Implementation of Enterprise-Wide Hospital Information System, IT Specialist at IBM and Chief Technology Officer at Systems Integration Group.

Mr. Lawson holds a Bachelors of Business Administration from Howard University’s School of Business and a Masters of Industrial Engineering Operations Research from the University of Massachusetts (UMASS) at Amherst School of Engineering.

Mr. Lawson states “I’m very excited to join IJJC. The business model that IJJC has embraced closely matches both my skill sets and experience but most importantly is aligned with my passion and fervent goal to enable small businesses to become efficient and profitable. I look forward to a challenging yet rewarding experience helping IJJC to meet their corporate mission.”

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Source: IJJ Corporation