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ICT Appoints Harriet Dunn Regional Sales Manager, Queensland

ICT has appointed Harriet Dunn to the role of regional sales manager (Queensland). Dunn first joined ICT’s admin team, transferred to customer services and then took on an NZ sales role in early 2014. Company growth provided a shift in focus to the lower North and the South Island regions, which saw Harriet relocate to […]

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    ICT has appointed Harriet Dunn to the role of regional sales manager (Queensland).

    Dunn first joined ICT’s admin team, transferred to customer services and then took on an NZ sales role in early 2014. Company growth provided a shift in focus to the lower North and the South Island regions, which saw Harriet relocate to Christchurch in 2016, then to Wellington in 2017 to support and contribute towards developing new business opportunities across the country.

    “As the company continues to expand, a key focus is supporting the growing Australian market and we are delighted that Harriet is taking on her next adventure and has made the move to Queensland,” said ICT’s Richard Hawker.

    “Harriet’s love of people and background in providing outstanding service to ICT’s clients has made her a very popular asset within the sales team. When added with her knowledge of ICT products and passion for demonstrating the opportunities an ICT solution provides, she is well equipped to take on the challenge of a new role and a new country.”

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