John Kuzmier

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About John Kuzmier

Those who work in the Telecommunications Industry would say that they know John Kuzmier for his success in the Industry for over 30 years and for his expansive knowledge of industry wide products and solutions. John’s clients would tell you that they know John as a trusted partner who makes recommendations and provides solutions based on what is best for their company. Many of John’s clients would share with you that his expertise and his constant support has prompted them to be customers for over 20 years. For over 15 years, John was a National Sales leader and area manager for AT & T, and top BTI Telecommunications agent. Throughout this time John realized his passion for securing the optimal solution for this customer’s business needs. In order to fully realize this potential, John formed Infolink Communications, as trusted advisor, recommending and supporting a wide range of cloud technology and telecommunications services from over 200 leading UCaaS, Data Networks, SDWAN, Contact Center, and Security, carriers. John Kuzmier received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Wake Forest University. Additionally, while working at AT & T, John completed Masters Level courses towards an MBA at Queens College in Charlotte NC. John received a certification from MIT in Business Management. John received additional training from Tony Robbins completing course in Life Wealth Mastery, Date with Destiny and Unleash the Power Within. Goals: To provide the smartest, most efficient and most reliable technology services by providing market insights, exceptional service and advice to our clients and business partners. Specialties: 1. Evaluation, Design, and Sales of leading SDWAN Networks, UCaaS, CCaaS and cloud based security products 2. Provide intelligence and time multiplying insights into technology for our clients 3. Telecommunications Project Management - Eliminate the need mid-sized and larger companies have to devote staff to managing their telecom inventory, managing trouble tickets, changes and cost allocation. Allow them to instead focus their time on their core competencies instead of infrastructure.