NGXI is a Milpitas, CA based company specializing in the buyback and resale of business equipment. Services offered by NGXI include equipment sales, disposal and recycling. Founded by Joel Calvillo and Dave Lee, NGXI is helping to reduce electronic waste from telecom, computing, networking, and other electronic equipment through refurbishing and resale.

NGXI was founded by Joel Calvillo and Dave Lee on the principles of responsibility and service excellence. NGXI is responsible to global customers by offering the highest market value on equipment buyback and competitive prices on equipment purchase. NGXI is committed to service excellence by providing equipment pick-up and delivery service as well as warranties on all equipment purchases.

Joel Calvillo
Co-founder
Joel Calvillo leads the vision at NGXI overseeing strategy and managing operations. Joel’s eleven years experience in the semiconductor and networking industry has helped NGXI establish its market position in the over $1 billion dollar secondary networking equipment market. Prior to founding NGXI, Mr. Calvillo held sales positions at multinational distributors such as Arrow Electronics, Future Electronics, and service company International Service Systems. While at Arrow Electronics and Future Electronics, where Joel was responsible for developing client inventory management processes, he was accomplished at increasing volume of sales per client with over $2 million in gross sales. Joel earned his AA in Business Administration from DeAnza College.

Dave Lee
Co-founder
Dave Lee oversees NGXI sales strategy and management. Dave contributes over ten years of sales management experience to NGXI from previous management positions at Configure, SBC Datacomm and AT&T. While at Configure, Dave was instrumental in positioning the company as a Cisco AVVID solutions provider. While at SBC Datacomm, Dave led sales of over $2 million in custom data network design for clients such as Redback Networks and Trimble. Dave is a Cisco Certified Sales Expert. Dave completed his undergraduate studies in economics at UC Berkeley.