Telstra Appoints Eric Dalessio to Head Customer Service Delivery for the Americas
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Telstra has named Eric Dalessio as Vice President, Customer Service Delivery, for the Americas, a 20-year veteran of the company who will be responsible for driving digital transformation and business growth across the region while playing a key role in redefining the Telstra customer experience.
Eric Dalessio has been named Telstra VP, Customer Service Delivery, for the Americas
Dalessio takes on his new role at a time when customer expectations of a network service provider are higher than ever, in terms of response times, creative solutions and ongoing support. To meet and exceed these expectations, Dalessio and his team will work across the enterprise and wholesale business to identify new ways to onboard and use Telstra’s digital tools, efficiently manage service and delivery teams, and work with customers as a true business partner for long-term growth.
“Customers today expect, and deserve, more and Telstra is committed to redefining the customer experience by investing in the infrastructure necessary to continually build on our expertise and solutions,” Dalessio says. “We’re revamping every aspect of our service approach – from engagement and billing to pricing and communications – with every decision based solely on reaching a positive customer outcome.”
Dalessio has been with Telstra for 20 years, holding a range of leadership positions within the operations department and successfully managing several large-scale global projects to reinforce Telstra’s position as a leading network solutions provider.
“Customer service has expanded to play an increasingly critical role in our business operations,” adds Noah Drake, President, Americas, Telstra. “Eric inherently understands what our customers need and he’s intimately familiar with every aspect of our key business processes. That’s the right combination for driving true transformation and long-term growth.”
Dalessio has a Bachelor of Science degree from the State University of New York at Cortland.
