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Serving the private and public sectors for over 40 years, Lino Morris is a much-trusted name in both telecommunications and technology around the world. He was the founder and CEO from 1996 until 2005 of the WorldHub group of companies which provided unique, neutral, public technology and switching center services and products for a full range of telecommunications operations and facilities both domestically and internationally, where hundreds of carriers and users are served. "Lino", as he is known around the world, started from a base in Miami and expanded to operating facilities in New York and London, which served as a hub for over a hundred countries.
Since transferring his interests in WorldHub to a large television, ISP and telecommunications group, Lino has also served as Director of Exchange Services for Interoute, a large European group that owns the largest and newest fiber network in Europe, covering some 300 locations in 16 countries. Mr. Morris was also a partner in a USA group that owns 131 communication towers in 22 states.
Lino was also the founder and CEO of the Communication Sciences Group, which designed, built and installed over a hundred communications switching and other systems in dozens of countries around the world. With a long history in communications, Lino was the author of the 1984 Master Plan to standardize and computerize all of the MODA medical facilities for the country of Saudi Arabia. Lino then was the CEO of Medical Sciences Ltd, which pioneered the successful development of a series of award-winning, patented technologies that provided a major breakthrough in medical monitoring, computerization and communication of medical data.
Lino was the Founder and first Administrative Director of the Comprehensive Medical Education Program for the University of Miami’s School of Medicine for the Middle East, co-sponsored by the Ministry of Health of Kuwait. Morris also, as the Director and Prime Contractor, designed and built the Central Agricultural Teaching Facility and Testing Laboratory for the Governor of Hi’al and he built a number of facilities in Sharjah, Switzerland, Brasil, England, France, Mexico as well as the USA.
Lino was the CEO of Engineering Sciences, which designed and manufactured hundreds of large specialty and mobile communication units for use throughout the Middle East, Central & South America and USA. Starting in the 1970’s with a stealth communications unit for the president of a Central American country, these projects grew from winning the contract to design and build all of the new medical and safety equipment for Honduras through to providing mobile hospital, surgical and communications units from a range of countries from Kuwait to Columbia.
Lino also served as a Science Correspondent at Cape Kennedy from the early days of the missile program, covering the first sub-orbital shots through the Moon launchings and provided science analysis services to the broadcast communications industry. He was an original member of the Missile, Space & Range Pioneers and dozens of other scientific, medical and technical organizations from the New York Academy of Sciences to the Royal Society of Health. His work includes a number of articles and hundreds of radio and TV broadcasts on science issues, and he has received a number of awards for his work.
Mr. Morris, who is held in extremely high regard as a leading designer and developer of innovative telecommunications, switching, technology, computer and specialty products and services, will be based at the Company’s executive offices in Delray Beach. | 