iQmetrix, provider of North America’s leading telecom retail management software, has announced the appointment of Andre Tagliamonte as Vice President of Business Development. In this role, Tagliamonte will drive business development at iQmetrix and help the company achieve its corporate and long-term growth strategies.
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“As iQmetrix continues to build momentum and advances in our global commercialization strategies, we are pleased to have Tagliamonte join as the latest addition to our executive team,” said Marty Yaskowich, Chief Operating Officer at iQmetrix. “His depth of expertise in the telecom retail sector will be invaluable and will help us optimize and execute our corporate growth strategies moving forward.”
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With more than 20 years of leadership experience in developing successful strategic sales channels and teams in retail telecommunications, Tagliamonte has a proven track record of cultivating client relationships, reducing corporate overhead expenses, and optimizing operations. Prior to joining iQmetrix, Tagliamonte served as the Executive Vice President with NUU Mobile and is also the founder of Tagliamonte Consulting Group, a strategic consulting firm specializing in supply chain and retail operations. Before his work at NUU Mobile, Tagliamonte held a variety of senior leadership roles with Samsung Telecommunications, Nexlink Communications, TCC, Ice Mobility, and Brightstar.
“I am thrilled to be joining the growth-minded leadership team at iQmetrix at an exciting and opportune time for the telecom industry,” said Tagliamonte. “iQmetrix currently holds a strong market position and I look forward to supporting its global expansion in order to bring their award-winning products to telecom retail providers globally.”
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