SoluComp is considered one of the most experienced telecommunication technology integrator by the Tier 1 service providers. We offer a wide variety of services such as Telecom related construction and engineering services (small cells, cell tower radio installs, fiber optic services), RAN, Transport equipment installation and end to end network integration.We are one of the few companies in the US that has gained the credibility and the trust among the major service providers in installing, testing and provisioning end-to-end services that are comprised of multiple vendor technologies such as Nokia (Alcatel-Lucent), Ericsson, CISCO, Samsung, Fujitsu and various other OEM manufacturers.We accomplished this trust by maintaining above average customer satisfaction, high quality of service, competitive pricing and by maintaining a state of the art 4G/5G technology lab in our head office. Our technology lab replicates major service providers network, which in return allows us to train our engineers in real time and to stay on top of ever changing technology trends in the industry.Our clients include Verizon Wireless, Verizon Communications, DISH Networks, AT&T, Sprint, Cox Communications, Nokia (Alcatel-Lucent), Samsung, American Towers, Crown Castle and other local and national land line/mobility service providers.Please contact us if you require more details http://www.solucomp.com/contactus.html

Primary focus was selling core IP, Optical Transport products and related professional services to major wireless Carriers such as Verizon Wireless nationwide. Break through sales via new transport equipment that resulted in 150+ million new revenue stream for the sales team.

Responsible for managing the Pre Sales Engineering Division for the North Central region. Provided technical guidance to direct reports and developed winning product marketing strategies in establishing and securing 100+ million revenue in new business.

• First Canadian CLEC after deregulation of the telephone industry.• MetroNet communications was acquired by AT&T for 2.4B dollars.