Troy Warren, host of LetsTalkBusinessRadio.Com, announced today the launch of eBarterExchange.Com in Detroit, MI. Warren has appointed Steve Popen as the Detroit Trade City Ambassador. Popen coordinates Trade and Networking Events for business owners in the greater Detroit area.
Warren commented, “I was thrilled to discover Steve’s long history of consulting with local Detroit business owners and specializing in finding hidden assets that increase their bottom lines. His experience will lend very well to the Detroit Members.”
Popen can be reached at (248) 556-2840 to learn more about the Detroit eBarterExchange as well as arranging to speak about barter at business networking events.
Popen said, “After years of finding hidden assets for business owners to leverage, I am excited now to be able to deliver those results through the cutting edge eBarterExchange platform which will really increase bottom-line profits for the Detroit Members.”
In addition to the launch of the Detroit barter exchange today, Trade City Ambassador Bill & Sue Painter launched the Sarsota, FL barter exchange. eBarterExchange.com is launching in 81 major metropolitans and each has a Trade City Ambassador to facilitate trade and networking events in each city while the company supports the Members and Trade City Ambassadors from its offices in Chandler, AZ and Evanston, IL.
Warren commented, “I am truly excited to be launching the eBarterExchange network because it helps all business owners leverage their goods and services and increase their buying power and reduce expenses at the same time. The barter industry has truly helped business owners particularly in down economies like we have experienced since 2008. Barter transactions have climbed over $16 billion annually in the USA alone and there does not seem to be an end in sight.”
Troy Warren and Willie Crawford are co-authoring a book on all facets of BARTER and TRADE entitled “The Forgotten Currency - Barter For What You Want Without Using Cash” that reveals how to increase revenues and decrease expenses.
