Abraham Brown's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Born and raised in the town of Sterling Heights, Michigan, Abraham Brown started his career in 1989 as an accountant with the Michigan Department of Technology, Innovation and Economic Development. After 12 years of service, Brown was named Controller of the Michigan Budget Office. Brown left the budget office to join IBM in early 1998 as the Vice President, Technical and Business Development Americas. There he led IBM's efforts in technology and business development, winning numerous international best-practice awards. Brown was named Senior Vice President, Technical and Business Development in 1999 and was made Chairman of the Board in 2003.In 2006, Brown was selected as the President and CEO of Global Tech Solutions. As President and CEO, he has responsibility for the development and expansion of the company's global field of operations, including itsentingications business, sales and marketing, and customer service. He also leads the company's strategy for the future and oversees the day-to-day operations of the company. Brown has been with Global Tech Solutions since it was founded in 2002 and has been involved in all key decisions that have led to the company's current success.Brown has a B.S. in business administration from the University of Michigan.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

From 2003-2007, Abraham Brown held the role of Chief Operating Officer at Comcast, where he was responsible for all operations, including customer service, marketing, and the sales and marketing management of Comcast's wireless and online platforms. He also played a leading role in Comcast's transition from a regional ISP to a global broadband and wireless provider.Prior to Comcast, Abraham Brown served as President of Southern Telecom, where he was responsible for leading the company through tough times and making it one of the most successful technology companies in the Southeast. He served as Founding CEO and CEO of DIRECTV South, which was then the only DIRECTV service in the Southeast. He also presided over the merger of three regional telecommunications companies into one: Comcast, Time Warner, and Telewest. under his leadership, Southern Telecom became the largest telecommunications operator in the Southeast.During his time at Comcast, Abraham Brown helped create new and iconic brands like "Connected," " Xfinity," and " NBCUniversal." He was also instrumental in creating Comcast's approach to video content distribution, which helped the company become one of the most dominant providers of video content in the world. In addition, he helped to drive