Garrett Peck Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

As part of the Grant Services team, I research overseas charities to ensure they are compliant with IRS regulations so American donors can give to these non-profit organizations. This entails a deep dive into each of these NPOs of their financials, governance, negative news, and conduct background checks on both the organization and its board and senior staff. This is a remote position, as I live in Santa Fe, NM.

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States

One of my free time passions is for history and historic preservation, which I combine by being an author, public historian, and licensed tour guide in the Washington, DC area. I'm the author of eight books: - "The Prohibition Hangover: Alcohol in America from Demon Rum to Cult Cabernet" (Rutgers University Press, 2009)- "Prohibition in Washington, D.C.: How Dry We Weren't" (The History Press, 2011) - "The Potomac River: A History and Guide" (The History Press, 2012) - "The Smithsonian Castle and the Seneca Quarry" (The History Press, 2013) - "Capital Beer: A Heady History of Brewing in Washington, D.C." (The History Press, 2014) - "Walt Whitman in Washington, D.C.: The Civil War and America's Great Poet" (The History Press, 2015) - "The Great War in America: World War I and Its Aftermath" (Pegasus Books, 2018) - "A Decade of Disruption: America in the New Millennium" (Pegasus Books, 2020) My first book looks at the unchartered waters of how the U.S. adapted to alcohol since Prohibition ended in 1933, leaving a regulatory and social "hangover." Alcohol has largely lost its stigma: two-thirds of adults now drink, and it has become much more of a normal consumer product. As I developed the first book, I also created a fun historic walking tour called the "Temperance Tour" of Prohibition-related sites in Washington, DC. I now lead more fifteen tours around the Washington, D.C. area; it's fun and challenging, and provides a way to share my love of history and storytelling..

Arlington, Virginia, United States

I worked as an enumerator for the 2020 decennial Census, focusing on north Arlington, Virginia. It was an experience I very much enjoyed, even despite the pandemic, as it provided a way to engage people in civic participation. I interviewed and recorded hundreds of people for the Census. My supervisor said I was one of his top three enumerators. Arlington went from 70% complete before we enumerators took to the field in July, and by the end we had counted 99.9% of all people in the county.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Analyst Relations professional with ten years experience in analyzing the Internet of Things, Mobile Workforce, and Telematics markets. I focused on communicating Verizon's initiatives to 15 top industry analysts outside of the company monthly to demonstrate our world-class network and global solutions. A key part of my job was to liaise between the analyst community and Verizon product, providing input and feedback for high-profile reports about Verizon, such as Gartner Magic Quadrants, Forrester Waves, IDC MarketScapes, Ovum Decision Matrixes, and so on. For three years, I organized Verizon's response to the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Managed M2M, and as a result Verizon was upgraded to Leader from Challenger in 2016, and remained a Leader all three years that I worked on the MQ. I held monthly Web conferences with all 15 of the industry analysts that I was responsible for to keep them apprised of Verizon initiatives.

Senior market intelligence analyst in the telecommunications industry, specializing in connected devices (M2M) and mobile workforce (enterprise mobility and unified communications). Deliver hard-hitting solutions spotlights in these key areas, conducting in-depth research and providing strategic conclusions that drive company direction and ultimately impact revenue.Focus on global multinational communication needs and key competitors, such as AT&T, BT, and Orange. I specialize in AT&T, our strongest competitor worldwide, tracking the company's strategy and investment against actual performance.Deliver competitive analysis in real time using advanced Web 3.0 tools, especially Salesforce.com/Chatter, to improve relevance to marketing and sales.

Supported marketing and sales initiatives for Global Accounts, which targeted the Fortune 1000 companies, with international telecom expertise to help achieve sales plan. Led account team strategy sessions and wargames. Supported global network deployment initiatives with marketing program and sales initiatives, such as to India and China network expansion. Hosted monthly Global Update call series with entire Global sales channel, providing information on international strategy, products and programs. Developed Global Account Management Program to build worldwide account teams, and set compensation policies. Served as competitive intelligence specialist for sales channel. Managed RevenuePLUS, sales program to leverage company spend with our vendors. Also served in first two years after MCI - WorldCom merger as Global Marketing Program Manager. Responsible for marketing programs to migrate $300 million in annual global data revenue from the Concert network to the WorldCom network, retaining the revenue and the business. Developed and communicated WorldCom's global data strategy to sales teams and customers. Traveled frequently to deliver customer presentations, and tracked sales results.

Product Manager for Concert Frame Relay Service, a global data network for multinational corporations. Committed to $124 million revenue plan and exceeded by 20%. Primary point of contact for the MCI Business Markets sales force, training account teams and alliance partners in selling the product, launching new features and countries, and network upgrades. Frequently delivered customer presentations to senior management in support of sales. Authored competitive and market analysis to maintain product edge. Managed a product intranet website and Help Desk. Liaison to Canadian, Mexican, and Brazilian alliance partners.

Junior officer in the U.S. Army field artillery. Held a range of positions: fire support, fire direction (both battery and battalion), platoon leader, and battery executive officer. Liaison to German army unit. Commended by my battalion commander as one of top three lieutenants.

M.A., International Affairs

B.A., History, German, International Relations

Activities and Societies: Timmins Music Society President Graduated Distinguished (13th in my class)