Joe Hettinger

Joe Hettinger has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Joe started their career as a Regional Sales Manager and National Sales Executive at Ryder Systems/Ryder TRS in 1988. Joe held various positions within the company, including Business Development Manager and Operations Manager. In 2000, Joe became a Regional Manager for Ford Motor Company/MSX International, where they played a key role in creating and developing a new business unit.

In 2005, Joe joined Cox Auto Trader Publishing as a Regional Manager before transitioning to a similar role at Cox AutoTrader/AutoExtra.com. In 2007, they became the Alumni Board President at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, where they served until 2013.

From 2011 to 2012, Joe served as the Varsity Women's Basketball Head Coach at St. Joseph's Catholic Academy-Kenosha. In 2011, they also started working as the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Investments at Repair Care, Inc., a membership-based company specializing in technology repairs.

In 2015, Joe co-founded River Cloud Communications, a National Channel Partner of Jive Communications. As the Co-Founder, they were responsible for providing state-of-the-art cloud-based telephony services to various organizations.

In November 2020, Joe joined Angstrom Technologies, Inc. as the President and CEO. Prior to that, they worked as a Business Development and Consulting Consultant to the President/CEO of Angstrom Technologies, where they developed business and marketing plans and analyzed new markets and opportunities.

Throughout their career, Joe has demonstrated their expertise in business development, strategic partnerships, and marketing.

Joe Hettinger attended Mount Michael Benedictine School from 1979 to 1983. Joe then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Business, with a focus on Marketing and Management, at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota from 1983 to 1987. Later on, Joe pursued a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) at Lake Forest Graduate School of Management from 2004 to 2006.