Jade Mansour

Jade Mansour has extensive work experience in the telecommunications industry. Jade currently serves as the Vice President of Sales for DriveNets in France. In this role, they are responsible for developing business with large and global service providers such as Orange, British Telecom, and Altice. Jade'sfocus is on promoting DriveNets' Network Cloud Technology, which offers elasticity, scalability, high performance, and energy savings.

Prior to joining DriveNets, Jade worked at Cisco as a Regional Sales Manager, overseeing Orange France and Orange Organizations. Jade managed a team of Account Managers and was responsible for driving sales.

Jade also has a significant tenure at Ericsson, where they held various positions. Jade served as an Account Manager, Strategic Product Manager for Wi-Fi Gateway and ePDG, and Strategic Product Manager for Network Integrated Wifi Solution. Additionally, they worked as an Architecture & Technology Consultant, providing technical support on mobile systems and contributing to product strategy. Jade also worked as a Technical Lead Engineer, providing consultancy and support for pre-sales activities.

Earlier in their career, Jade worked at Orange Group and Orange Corporate as a Project Manager and Packet Core Network Project Manager, respectively. Jade'sresponsibilities included network evolution strategy and providing expertise on packet core network issues.

Jade began their career at Orange Support and Consulting, where they held roles as a Training Manager and Studies Expert.

Overall, Jade Mansour's work experience demonstrates their expertise in sales, account management, product management, technical support, and project management within the telecommunications industry.

Jade MANSOUR has an education history that includes obtaining a Master Spécialisé in Mobile Radio Technologies from Télécom Paris in 1999-2000. Prior to that, they completed their undergraduate studies in Telecommunications, earning an Engineer degree from Université Saint Joseph between 1993 and 1999.