Engagement Manager, Digital Voice
CurrentAs part of BT’s network transformation journey, the company has outlined plans to switch off its analogue, copper based Public Switched Telephone Network (known as PSTN) by January 2027 and for all landline services to be offered digitally over broadband. In addition to traditional voice services, the PSTN supports devices ranging from healthcare devices, burglar alarms, ATMs and card machines to traffic lights, motorway signs and railway signalsWith more than 5m PSTN lines still in use, BT must work collaboratively with customers, Ofcom, government, and the wider industry to raise awareness and to successfully migrate all its PSTN users by December 2025In role I am responsible for leading stakeholder engagement initiatives with Local Authorities, Charities, Telecare providers & customers to build confidence in the All IP Programme such that engagement is high and stakeholders engage constructively to make the migration successful.Organised and ran over 100 customer facing events and put in place data sharing agreements with over 75 local authorities