Michael Allsop Email & Phone Number

Michael Allsop is a Marketing, Communication & Revenue Generation Leader | Strategic Advisor at Esprii. He is proficient in Portuguese. Colleagues describe him as "This is not your run-of-the-mill recommendation. Mike already has high position and success in the industry and frankly doesn't need it from someone in my position. I'm simply recommending him as a friend and leader because of the opportunities he affords those who work with and for him. I was seeking a sales engineering position some time ago. It had been years since I'd worked with Mike in another capacity and at another company, but out of the blue, he gave me a call. He remembered me. He asked me if I wanted to be a marketer and come work with him. That was 8 years ago as of this writing. You see, Mike gave me my chance to make a career shift with zero direct experience. I have not regretted that choice since. Mike could have looked over me and chosen someone with more experience or time in the role. He could have wished me luck or even made an introduction. He went further. He looked into my background and experience and took a chance when he didn't have to. That is exceedingly rare in my experience, and extremely valuable in a leader. To look for what a person CAN be, not what they are today. I recommend Mike to highest of my abilities as a friend and employee.", "Mike is a GREAT partner development and marketing manager!! He listens to his partners, and builds programs specific to fit their requirements. He explores all opprotunities, and focuses on those with the greatest impact on his products/offerings and the partner's interests. Mike is very respected by his counterparts at Dell Computer Corporation, and is known as a "get-it-done" guy. He communicates with his partners, and sets very clear expectations and goals. It was a pleasure working with Mike, and I would look forward to working with him again in the future!!!", and "Michael was both brilliant at marketing COMPanion's products -- and savvy with respect to the internal politics and real-world requirements of a small, up-and-coming software company. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him."