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I like being unconventional. That's the point behind the UN-CEO. In that I like to blend a deep understanding of technology with strategic, financial and tactical considerations across many high-tech industry groups (SaaS, Data Center, Fiber, Financial Services).After attending high school in the midwest, I attended and then graduated from Harvard College in 1991 with a degree in Economics. I started my career in financial services with a software company, FactSet, based in Greenwich, CT. Since then, I have led three separate technology-focused companies to a successful exit. In 2013, I was honored to be awarded a Gold Stevie® Award in the Executive of the Year - Telecommunications category at The 11th Annual American Business Awards. That same year, I was listed as the #5 most influential person in VoIP by GetVOIP.com. OnSIP was certainly a team effort and I was honored to accept those awards. OnSIP was acquired in July 2020 by an Apollo portfolio company.What I Believe:I believe that a company's most valuable resource is it’s employees. I am committed to fostering a culture of respect, collaboration, and growth among those I manage and collaborate with. I value open communication and transparency, and work to ensure that all employees feel heard and supported. I provide opportunities for professional development and career advancement, and believe in investing in the well-being and satisfaction of our team. By creating a true sense of purpose in our employees, we can build a strong and sustainable company that achieves lasting success.On the technology side, I leverage Software as a Service (SaaS) technology to drive business growth. By combining my technical expertise with strategic thinking, I have a proven track record of success across high-tech industry groups, including the Data Center, Fiber, and Financial Services sectors. My approach involves translating the value proposition of SaaS into a compelling message that both employees and customers can understand and use to support ongoing product and service efforts.

Listed skills include Telecommunications, Voip, Management, Managed Services, and 32 others.

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  Harvard University

  Economics