Nigel Harris

Nigel Harris has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries and roles. Nigel started their career at PrintPak International as an Apprentice Gravure Machine Minder before moving on to work as a Retail Manager at Wilding Office Equipment Limited. Nigel then joined Livewire Communications Ltd as an Operations Manager, where they managed communication and data systems.

Next, Nigel worked at Pacific Telephone Company Ltd as a Regional Manager - APAC, responsible for managing voice and data networks in the Asia Pacific region. After that, they served as the Business Development Director at Go Telecom, where they set up a company specializing in content delivery via data centres and managed account sales of mobile content and application services.

Following their tenure at Go Telecom, Nigel became the Business Development Director at Greenlight Systems Services, where they set up the company and developed an international client base for web development and hosting services. Nigel then joined CallScripter as a Business Development Manager, a software house division of IPPlus Plc, where they contributed to the development of Customer Interaction Management (CIM) software tools.

In 2015, Nigel joined Ansaback as a Technical Pre-Sales Manager, part of IPPlus Plc, where they provided professional customer engagement services to various brands across different industries. Currently, Nigel is working at Telensa as a Key Account Manager UK&I, responsible for managing Local Authority and Lead Contractor accounts across the UK. Nigel previously served as a Global Account Manager - EMEA & APAC, working on wireless smart city control systems and integrating with asset and building management systems in the smart city infrastructure.

Overall, Nigel Harris has a strong background in business development, technical sales, and account management, with experience in various sectors including telecommunications, software, customer service, and smart city technologies.

From 1983 to 1984, Nigel Harris attended Johannesburg Technical College, where they studied Print Technology and press operation with a specialization in Gravure printing.