Images: Telarus Golf Tournament Draws Nextiva, TCO Technology, Cato Networks, More
Cloudy skies and rain didn't put a damper on the festive event.
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Telarus partners and their customers line up to register for the golf tournament at Camelback Golf Club. Telarus hosted golf tournaments Tuesday in both Phoenix and Atlanta.
Partners and customers socialize over breakfast before the start of the Telarus tournament.
Telarus golf tournaments provide a perfect blend of socializing and business – in an ideal atmosphere, said Amy Bailey, Telarus’ senior vice president of marketing.
Telarus prepares the shotgun start as golfers load their carts.
“Since our partners get to bring their customers, it is a great way for our suppliers to have an opportunity to meet with end users about their solutions,” Bailey said.
TCO Technology‘s Doug Hill, and Bel-Tronics Communications Systems‘ Robert Summers and Jeff Cody don’t let the rain get in the way of their game.
City Communications‘ Brett Baker, Steve Neufeld, Mike Trott and Greg Smith play through the rain.
Telarus’ Shane Speakman, Nextiva’s Lanny Gray and Spectrum Enterprise‘s Jim Messrah take a quick break from the rain for a photo.
Nextiva‘s Lanny Gray tees off amid morning showers in Paradise Valley.
StratNet Solutions‘ Jason Scheier, Cato Networks‘ Juliette McDonough and StratNet’s Jay Salanga stop for a photo opp at the tournament.
Unity Communications‘ Ron Bellows, Elevated Cloud‘s Lance Harmon and Hypercore Networks‘ Patrick Davis pose for a photo as the rain stops.
Unity Communications‘ Ron Bellows, Elevated Cloud‘s Lance Harmon and Hypercore Networks‘ Patrick Davis pose for a photo as the rain stops.
Why should a little rain get in the way of a good golf game? It sure didn’t stop Tuesday’s Telarus golf tournament in usually sunny Phoenix.
The Telarus golf tournament took place at Camelback Golf Club in Paradise Valley, Arizona. The event drew about 100 golfers.
Shane Speakman is Telarus’ vice president of UCaaS.
Telarus’ Shane Speakman
“Telarus hosts premier golf events and other types of networking gatherings around the country every month,” he said. “So this is definitely one of the most premier golf tournaments in the technology space here in Arizona.”
Telarus partners with some of the most sophisticated and well-known IT consultants in the Phoenix area and “we’re excited to bring them out to such a nice venue,” Speakman said.
“We’re accompanied by some of the top technology firms as suppliers in this space, everything ranging from cloud services providers (CSPs) to some of the largest internet providers in the country,” he said.
Back to Doing Business Face to Face
These Telarus events prove “people still like doing business with people,” Speakman said.
“And irrespective of some of the constraints that we’ve been under, it’s certainly shown that with the amount of excitement that we’ve seen for this event, people are ready to get back to doing business face to face,” he said. “The goal is really to show what partnerships provide, especially when you have a synergistic relationship that revolves around a common goal of work, sales, but just as important, basic relationships. So this event is really dedicated to building those relationships and then providing support for these consultants long term.”
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