| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Amol Phadke |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Ruza Sabanovic |
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Primus Telecommunications Canada Inc. is the largest alternative telecommunications service provider in Canada. Primus offers a wide selection of consumer and business telecommunications services available nationwide including Home Phone, Internet, Long Distance, VoIP, Enterprise IP Voice Solutions, Hosted Phone Systems, (Hosted PBX), Dedicated Data Access and IP connectivity solutions. In the United States, Primus provides reliable and affordable digital home phone (VoIP) service under the Lingo brand. Acquired by York Capital Management in July 2013, Primus Canada was founded in 1997 and has over 600 employees located in offices across Canada including Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, London and Edmundston.
NTT Communications provides enterprise cloud services, network infrastructure and security services to optimize the IT environments of enterprises. With over 150 data centers and network reaching 190 countries, we have the physical reach, financial strength and operational discipline to help enterprises achieve their strategic objectives. NTT America, a wholly owned subsidiary of NTT Communications, provides services in the US and abroad. With a strong Asia Pacific presence, we’re known by customers as ‘the Gateway to Asia’. Backed ultimately by the financial strength of the number 1 telecom on the Global Fortune 500, NTT Group (NYSE: NTT), NTT America is the leading IT Service Provider in managing and securing global enterprise-class IT services for companies based in the United States with particular interest in doing business in Asia.
First Communications is one of the leading companies in the Telecommunications sector.
PTGi is one of the leading companies in the Telecommunications sector.
Telehop Communications Inc. (TSX-V: HOP) was founded and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario in 1993, and has grown into one of the largest alternative telecommunications providers to both residential and business customers. Telehop originally began offering residential and business two-way monthly `flat rate` calling services in the Greater Toronto area between communities where a call would otherwise be a long distance call. In 1994, Telehop became one of Canada`s few Equal Access Long Distance Providers, allowing it to offer its customers full service long distance calling globally at significantly lower rates. Telehop has broadened into home phone, business services, and wireless communications. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission ("CRTC") has licensed Telehop as a Class "A" telecommunications carrier. Telehop`s dedication and priority is providing residential and businesses with exceptional phone services at competitive rates without sacrificing quality service.