Carlos Costa Appointed as Senior Sales Executive for VideoCentric

London, United Kingdom, March 21, 2013 --(PR.com)-- VideoCentric, the UK’s leading Video Conferencing integrator, has appointed Mr Costa as Senior Sales Executive in response to VideoCentric’s increasing success and opportunities identified across the visual communications industry.
David Shimell, Managing Director of VideoCentric said, “Carlos has years of experience in the video conferencing industry and particular knowledge and specialism in cloud based services. We have worked with Carlos for many years and are looking forward to the success that his combination of technical detail and business acumen will bring.”

Carlos Costa commented, “I am delighted to be joining VideoCentric at this exciting stage of the company’s growth. VideoCentric has a great reputation, not only as a visual communications company delivering proven and reliable technology to meet customers’ business needs, but also for their business ethos that firms respect and trust.” He added, “I have worked with the VideoCentric team for many years. I am happy I can now bring my expertise to the table and really help drive the company forward throughout 2013 and beyond.”

With a notable track record in the Video Conferencing & Communication industry stretching over 10 years, Carlos has held several roles at Imago, one of the UK’s leading visual communications distributors, and at Intercall, the worlds’ largest conferencing provider, with particular expertise in Video Conferencing integration solutions, Collaboration & Cloud services.

VideoCentric has also further strengthened its Technical Support Team, welcoming on board Daniel Ferrer, who will be based out of Madrid. Formerly working with Dimension Data and having a wealth of experience and accreditation with manufacturers such as Cisco, Polycom and Lifesize, Dani will extend VideoCentric’s availability of first line technical support and interoperability testing with UC platforms from Microsoft and Avaya. With its new appointments, VideoCentric has also added Spanish, Portuguese and German language support for European and Latin American customers to help support its equipment and global support activities linked with its ever-expanding VideoCloud service portfolio.