Warren Clarke

Warren Clarke has a significant amount of work experience in the telecommunications industry. Warren started their career in 1969 at Verizon, where they worked as an Installation Technician and Service Foreman, handling PBX and Key System Installations. After divestiture, they played a role in the startup of Bell Atlanticom, serving as a Sales Engineer and Project Manager and building a customer base in Virginia. At Verizon, they also managed a maintenance and installation team, focusing on major PBX and Multi-Site Key System installations. After working at Verizon for over three decades, Warren joined Williams Communications in 2000 and NextiraOne in 2002, both as a Service Manager. In these roles, they supervised maintenance and installation teams, and was responsible for the successful completion of major PBX projects in Virginia. In 2004, Warren joined Shared Technologies as a Sales Engineer, working closely with the Sales Team and Nortel Engineers on designing integrated Nortel platforms and other products. Finally, in 2008, they joined Mid-Atlantic Business Communications as a Service Manager, leading the AVAYA/Nortel service team in Virginia. Warren oversaw the operations team and managed both new installations and upgrades of communication platforms.

Warren Clarke attended Chowan College from 1968 to 1969, where they studied Engineering. However, no degree was mentioned in the provided information.