Charlie Wiggs, Vice President, Sales and Service

Charlie Wiggs is a recent member of the 3Ci family, coming to South Florida over a year ago from Alpharetta, the heart of the Georgia high-tech corridor. 

He brought to us his natural talent and years of experience to his leadership role as Vice President of 3Cinteractive’s Sales and Service Group. His expertise in building sales organizations helped to accelerate our efforts to capture market share, especially in the vertical markets established prior to his arrival at 3Cinteractive.

Charlie’s knowledge of the mobile ecosystem, his skill in mobile marketing, and his strong carrier relationships have resulted in solid revenue growth for 3Ci as he’s built a sales organization that compliments our mobile solutions.

Charlie has over 20 years of successful business experience. Prior to joining 3Ci, he held executive management positions with several companies including a four-year engagement as General Manager of MCI Telecommunications’ $250 million-dollar Prepaid Division, as well as positions as MCI’s Vice President of Retail Sales and Vice President of Sales.

Charlie moved from Atlanta, Georgia, to be with us here at the Boca Raton headquarters. Charlie is an avid hockey player and enjoys raising Arabian show horses.

Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) – (1/07/2008) – 3Cinteractive is pleased to announce that Charles Wiggs has joined the Company as Vice President of Sales.

“Mr. Wiggs brings his natural talent and years of experience to lead 3Cinteractive’s continued development of the Company’s Sales Solutions Group. We are very excited to have Charlie join the team,” said John Duffy, CEO of 3Cinteractive. “The company experienced tremendous growth during 2007, and Charlie is going to build the team that will help us stay proactive in our efforts to serve new customers. He has a lot of experience building sales organizations, and having him aboard will accelerate our efforts to capture market share, especially in the vertical markets we have already established.”

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