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True Telecom welcomes Head of Commercial Products
True Telecom is delighted to announce the recent appointment of Darren Burton as Head of Commercial Products. In this new role, Darren will be responsible for creating and managing a process to support all logistical aspects related to creating a product, along with developing and implementing strategies that will maximize revenue, gross margin and manufacturing efficiencies.
Darren, who joined True Telecom September 2015, has accumulated a wealth of experience and brings with him industry expertise and formidable credentials.
With over 25 years’ experience in the telecoms sector, past roles have included senior management positions at BT Retail and Daisy Connect, where Darren was responsible for product strategy, product structuring, and managing the overall development process for new investment offerings and product refinements.
Darren comments, “It is a very exciting time to be joining the team at True Telecom, and to work for a company known for putting the customer and their needs first. I look forward to working with everyone at True Telecom on changing the telecoms game with our new product portfolio.”
Stuart Griffiths, CEO of True Telecom commented, “Darren has both the technical expertise and experience to help us drive forward our current product delivery strategy. This will prove invaluable when it comes to developing new markets for our products and services and ensuring new products and features are efficiently rolled out to new and existing clients.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by True Telecom .
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