Scott Henry
General Manager
Scott Henry is a seasoned executive in the telecom and media industry, allowing us to implement and lead product sales and revenue expansion, enhance customer relationships, and drive service innovation. With an illustrious career spanning three decades pioneering technology solutions in various leadership roles, Scott’s arrival marks a significant stride towards driving Excelacom into a new era within the telecom and media sectors and potentially other verticals.
Scott has held various leadership roles throughout his career, most recently at Cognizant and previously as the CTO of Madison Square Garden Company and Chief Information Officer at Nielsen and Sotheby's.
His record of accomplishment highlights his expertise in reshaping technological landscapes and driving impactful outcomes in software development, data operations, process reengineering, outsourcing and application support. Prior roles at high-tech firms, including E5 Systems, Vitria Technology, and TalkingNets, make him a seasoned executive across the telecom and media sector. From 1994 to 2000, Scott progressively advanced through executive roles at Verizon Communications. His leadership spanned various initiatives, including the introduction of new billing systems, integration of customer care applications, and extensive business process reengineering efforts. Prior to that, he held senior positions at Price Waterhouse Coopers and Accenture.
Scott is deeply committed to guiding telecom and media industry leaders toward the right technology solutions, leveraging Excelacom's cutting-edge cloud-based Lead-to-Cash solutions and services. His foremost objective is to nurture the company's product growth and elevate its services. With a focus on expanding the company's footprint, Scott will work closely with senior management, the marketing team, and account managers to develop new business opportunities globally. His goal is to help clients realize their growth potential by translating their needs into innovative solutions.
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