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IBM Corporation Florida Senior State Executive
Boca Raton, Florida |
Rick Qualman is the VP of Strategy and Business Development for the Global Telecommunications Industry. Mr. Qualman has eighteen years of experience in the telecommunications industry. In this role, he is responsible for managing IBM business development and strategic initiatives with world-wide telecommunications service providers, developing alliances with key ISVs and telecommunications equipment manufacturers and driving industry investment strategies. Upon Mr. Qualman’s return to Mr. Qualman started with IBM in the In 1997, Mr. Qualman was named Client Executive for the BellSouth account and relocated to Mr. Qualman was appointed Customer Unit Director in 2002, responsible for the Southeastern Region. In this capacity, he was responsible for managing the sales efforts of all professionals engaged in the selling of IBM products, financing, services, customer satisfaction, and management. He was also accountable for expense, revenue, profit, and other business objectives within the communication sector. In 2005, Mr. Qualman was named Vice President of IBM’s Emerging Business Opportunities (EBO) Organization for Wireless Solution Americas Group. In this capacity, he had responsibility for Strategy, Solutions Development, Business Partners, Proof of Concepts Investments, managing the efforts of all professionals engaged in selling and deploying wireless, RFID, and asset monitoring solutions across the In 2006, Mr. Qualman was named Vice President of Sales for the telecommunications industry. In this global sales role, he was responsible for executing IBM worldwide telecommunications industry sales, profit and revenue growth. Mr. Qualman has held positions on the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce educations committee 2000 to 2007, Atlanta Wireless Technology Forum 2005 to 2007 and lead IBM’s Emerging Executive Leaders for ECCC-United Way campaign in 2005-2007. He is currently on the Industry Advisory Board of Florida International University and the Business Advisory Council for the A |
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