Time Warner Cable (TWC) Appoints Two New SVPs
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Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) strengthens business services leadership with appointment of two Senior Vice Presidents. Greg King has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Business Services Product and Strategy and will oversee all aspects of product strategy, development and management for Business Services. Stephanie Anderson joins the company as Senior Vice President, Marketing for Business Services and will oversee all marketing, sales and customer relationship management activities. Both King and Anderson will be based out of the Time Warner Cable corporate offices in New York and report to Gerry Campbell, Executive Vice President of Business Services.
Greg King will continue to apply his sound business judgment, deep understanding of technology and infrastructure, and his leadership and management skills to manage growth and effect change. He joined Time Warner Cable in 2010 as Group Vice President, Business Services Strategy and was part of the team that helped acquire and integrate NaviSite. King began his career at ATX Communications in Philadelphia. Subsequently, he worked for twenty years at an international transportation company, where he started as a systems architect in 1991 before becoming Director, MIS in 1993, CIO in 2000, and ultimately was appointed to their Board of Directors in 2006. In 1998, King also co-founded and was CTO of a small telecom services company that built its own switches to provide customized business telephony services.
Stephanie Anderson brings experience in leading global technology sales, marketing, product, operations, and service. She joins Time Warner Cable from Cablevision, where she spent the last three years serving as Vice President, Commercial Markets Marketing and Advertising overseeing marketing and advertising for all sales channels. Before joining Cablevision, Anderson was the Chief Marketing Officer and advisor to the CEO for Presence Technology, a privately held company based in Madrid and Barcelona, Spain, specializing in call center software solutions. She has also spent a number of years at Avaya, Inc., Lucent Technologies, and AT&T in various sales, marketing and operations roles. Anderson has garnered numerous industry awards and recognitions and, in 2011, was highlighted by CableFAX Magazine as one of the “Most Powerful Women in Cable.”
Greg King will continue to apply his sound business judgment, deep understanding of technology and infrastructure, and his leadership and management skills to manage growth and effect change. He joined Time Warner Cable in 2010 as Group Vice President, Business Services Strategy and was part of the team that helped acquire and integrate NaviSite. King began his career at ATX Communications in Philadelphia. Subsequently, he worked for twenty years at an international transportation company, where he started as a systems architect in 1991 before becoming Director, MIS in 1993, CIO in 2000, and ultimately was appointed to their Board of Directors in 2006. In 1998, King also co-founded and was CTO of a small telecom services company that built its own switches to provide customized business telephony services.
Stephanie Anderson brings experience in leading global technology sales, marketing, product, operations, and service. She joins Time Warner Cable from Cablevision, where she spent the last three years serving as Vice President, Commercial Markets Marketing and Advertising overseeing marketing and advertising for all sales channels. Before joining Cablevision, Anderson was the Chief Marketing Officer and advisor to the CEO for Presence Technology, a privately held company based in Madrid and Barcelona, Spain, specializing in call center software solutions. She has also spent a number of years at Avaya, Inc., Lucent Technologies, and AT&T in various sales, marketing and operations roles. Anderson has garnered numerous industry awards and recognitions and, in 2011, was highlighted by CableFAX Magazine as one of the “Most Powerful Women in Cable.”
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