TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - July 28, 2014) - TeraGo Inc. (TSX:TGO) (www.terago.ca) today announced the addition of Greg Larnder as Vice President, Sales to its executive management team effective August 5, 2014.
Stewart Lyons, President and CEO, TeraGo Networks, stated, "I am very pleased to welcome Greg to the TeraGo leadership team. Greg brings with him over 30 years of business development experience in the telecommunications and IT sector, which includes over 20 years in management roles. His previous work with integrators and partners throughout Canada will help TeraGo in growing its existing partner program. Additionally, his experience with selling products along our three pillars of access, data centre and cloud services will be a great asset as we expand our product set."
Greg Larnder served as National Sales Director, Partners at Microsoft Canada, a worldwide software, services and solutions provider, from 2012 to 2013 where he worked to consolidate and manage partners for the purpose of creating a streamlined, efficient team. From 1996 to 2012, he held the position of VP Sales, Business Development at Compugen, a privately owned and operated IT company, managing 150 sales and operations professionals, creating and executing strategies, as well as developing and managing multiple technology practices nationally. Greg holds a Computer Maintenance Technology Diploma from the Control Data Institute and has completed numerous executive educational seminars and programs.
About TeraGo Networks
TeraGo Networks Inc. provides businesses across Canada with carrier-grade Internet, data and voice communications services. Colocation and disaster recovery solutions are also provided by Data Centers Canada, a division of TeraGo Networks. The national service provider owns and manages its IP network servicing over 4,100 business customers in 46 major markets across Canada including Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and Winnipeg, as well as data centres in Toronto and Vancouver. TeraGo Networks is a Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) and is a wholly owned subsidiary of TeraGo Inc. (TSX:TGO). More information about TeraGo is available at www.terago.ca.