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Priority Communications Appoints Nkadi Business Development Manager

Priority Communications, information and communications technology services provider has announced Franklin Nkadi as its new Business Development Manager.

He has worked for over 16 years with several top players in the industry and has successfully managed sales, marketing and customer service roles, reaching out proactively to customers and ensuring optimum service delivery.

Franklin Nkadi holds an MBA in Marketing from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and studied Banking and Finance from the Institute of Management and Technology Enugu. He is a Member of the Institute of Certified Sales Professionals Nigeria.

An Affiliate Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, United Kingdom and A Certified Enterprise Sales Associate of Research In Motion, Canada.

He is a seasoned professional with several years of first-hand experience that cut across both public and private sectors most especially in Telecoms, ICT, Customer Services, Logistics, Marketing, Real Estate and Oil and Gas.

Franklin Nkadi was amongst the pioneer of MTN Nigeria’s Enterprise Solutions Team lead by Derek Appiah and Evan Garrick ( Top-Notch BT Consultants) before he proceeded to Globacom Ltd and now Priority Communications, as Business Development Manager.

He has won several awards and notable achievements which includes the establishment of the MTN Nigeria’s Hynet volume sales officers and also played a vital role for retaining and sustaining SPDC and Globacom Limited’s MOU for the provision of ICT and Telecommunications solutions.

Samuel Olumide, managing director, Priority Communications, expressed confident that Franklin Nkadi with his vast experience in Business Development, Planning and executing sound business strategies will develop new market channels.

“We expect that he will build a strong relationship with our existing and potential clients as well as the industry leaders through imbibing our corporate culture and ensuring that we continue to remain on top in the telecommunications industry,” he said.

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