Lone Wolf Energy to buy Tulsa telecommunications company From: The Journal Record | Date: May 11, 2001 | Copyright 2001 The Journal Record. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Lone Wolf Energy on Thursday said it plans to acquire Corporate Communications Consultants, an eight-year-old Tulsa-based telecommunications agency with a sales force of independent contractors and 40 employees.

The terms of the deal will be disclosed upon final negotiations, said Marc Newman, chairman and CEO of Oklahoma City-based Lone Wolf.

"The acquisition of CCCI will add an important piece to Lone Wolf's corporate whole," Newman said. "As we grow, CCCI will provide Zenex a ...

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