This month’s cover story:
https://www.isemag.com/2019/09/telecom-windstream-ceo-exclusive-interview/
Wide ranging Q&A session includes
Top priorities
Overlooked issues
The future
Wearables impact
Agility
Mentoring
“You!” (Greatest accomplishment and greatest disappointment at Windstream)
etc.
Interesting comments
Questions won't be interesting. A whole bunch of chucklehead @$$ kissers will show up and ask some planted questions.
Not one of you who complains about the Stream tyranny will show up and ask anything meaningful.
Questions will be interesting!
Admission is now free to "qualified attendees" (telco employees and just about any including self-employed consultants)
https://www.mylibralounge.com/regeng/iseexpo2019/attendee/en/welcome/Register.aspx?
I encourage folks in the area to attend and ask questions
His keynote address should be called How to run a successful business into the ground and make millions doing it.
Mr. Thomas is the opening speaker on the 25th:
https://iseexpo.com/sessions/opening-keynote-address/
I'm sure it's going to be a packed house listening to this winner talk about all his success. LMFAO
_"he shares how network transformation is at the core of delighting customers.”_
I can't wait to be delighted
It's been a long time coming
The only way they let the CEO of WINQ speak at the event is because he sponsored the event.
Who wants to hear how to run a company into the ground on record time.
Getting millions and millions of dollars for running a company into the ground is a pretty big accomplishment.
The ISE EXPO is in late September in Ft. Worth, Texas. It’s one of the big telco (especially OSP) shows of the year.
Mr. Thomas is the opening speaker on the 25th:
https://iseexpo.com/sessions/opening-keynote-address/
“Join Tony Thomas, President & Chief Executive Officer, Windstream, on Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, as he shares how network transformation is at the core of delighting customers.”
If you’re in the area, you may be able to get a free pass from a vendor. Exhibitors are given a certain number to give to customers.
I do not know if there will be questions taken from the audience.
The keynote sponsor is Fujitsu.
If you look thru the finances deep enough you will most likely find the company paid to have this article written.
They shouldn't even have him mentoring someone working fries at a mcdonalds.
Overlooked issues
Profitability
Strategic technology selections
Tactical implementation
Employee compensation
And who in their right mind wants to be mentored by our CEO? WOW
Couldn't agree more. What kind of a magazine asks a failure what his insights are? If he had ANY good insights his company would not be in Chap 11. Quite laughable, actually....
his greatest accomplishment is running a billion dollar fortune 500 company into the ground.