Freedom Energy Holdings Inc. Hires Chief Technology Officer

FORT WAYNE, IN--(Marketwired - Mar 31, 2014) - Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (OTC: FDMF) CEO, Brian Kistler, today announced that in keeping with improving the company image, has hired Robert Panek as the Company's Chief Technology Officer.

Kistler stated, "I believe with all that has happened and all that is about to happen, it is now time to bring on a professional web design expert to work with me and help raise image of the company. Mr. Panek will be providing guidance in all technology issues for the company to include the development of our new and improved website as well as working on any other technology related projects that we have coming. One of the areas that I have not paid much attention to has been technology, but it is now time to step up our game."

ABOUT ROBERT PANEK :
Robert Panek is the Chief Technology Officer at Freedom Energy Holdings. In this role, Panek with his 19 years of IT experience, will be responsible for driving the technology initiatives of the company. Robert has held several leadership roles including CTO of IPO Syndicate where his efforts resulted in winning Forbes Magazine's "Best of the Web" four consecutive quarters in 2000 for the first online IPO brokerage system. Robert has consulted for companies such as AIG and L-3 Warrior System and holds over nine Microsoft Certifications including his MCSE and MCSD. Robert is an author of Mastering Windows Server 2012 R2 for Sybex/Wiley publishing.

ABOUT FREEDOM ENERGY HOLDINGS, INC:
Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (OTC: FDMF) is a holding company that specializes in the identification and development of technologies with commercial applications. The company's primary focus is the commercial development of its proprietary, breakthrough technology; (SR-139) proven to be effective at breaking down asphalt shingles allowing the extraction and recovery of hydrocarbons.

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