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Syniverse Names Alfredo de Cárdenas as Executive Vice President of North America |
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TAMPA, Fla. March 13, 2008 -- Syniverse Technologies, a leading provider of
technology and
business solutions for the global telecommunications
industry, today named Alfredo de Cardenas as executive vice president
for North America. De Cardenas joins Syniverse effective March 31 from
Nortel Networks where he has held various executive positions since
1992.
"Al brings to us a wealth of experience in North American carrier
operations and a depth of knowledge we need for this key position,"
said Tony Holcombe, President and CEO of Syniverse. "Although
Syniverse continues to expand globally, the majority of our revenue is
still derived from our North American operators. Needless to say, this
is an extremely important position within our company, and both the
Board of Directors and I are excited to have someone with Al's
expertise join Syniverse."
De Cardenas brings to Syniverse more than 20 years of experience
in the global telecommunications industry. Prior to his most recent
position as general manager of converged multimedia networks where he
had full P&L responsibility for this division with close to $1 billion
in annual sales, he held a number of other key leadership roles for
Nortel Networks, including vice president positions in carrier support
and operations, sales, marketing, customer care, and network
operations. He began his career as a senior engineer for Southern
Bell.
"I am thrilled to be joining the company at this time," de
Cardenas said. "I look forward to working with Tony and the rest of
the team as Syniverse builds on its excellent reputation among
wireless operators to maintain its strong customer base in North
America and continue to grow its business throughout all regions of
the world."
De Cardenas earned his master's of business administration degree
from Nova Southeastern University and his bachelor's degree in
industrial and systems engineering from Florida International
University. He is fluent in English and Spanish, and conversational in
Portuguese.
Information Source: Business Wire
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