- The first three appointed members are Ivo Rook, former Senior Vice President for Internet of Things at T-Mobile/Sprint, Jay Fallah, Chief Technology Officer for NXM Labs and Toby Farrand, Vice President of Engineering and Operations of Ooma
- Ivo Rook, was former Senior Vice President for Internet of Things at T-Mobile/Sprint
Global Telecom has announced the formation of the company’s Board of Directors. The first three appointed members are Ivo Rook, former Senior Vice President for Internet of Things at T-Mobile/Sprint, Jay Fallah, Chief Technology Officer for NXM Labs and Toby Farrand, Vice President of Engineering and Operations of Ooma.
Ivo Rook, was former Senior Vice President for Internet of Things at T-Mobile/Sprint. Until this past December, Rook served as the company lead for IoT innovation and as the liaison officer for the Softbank Group and the Vision Fund. Previously, he was the Chief Executive Officer of Vodafone IoT. Rook is a well-recognized IoT pioneer, known for innovating and disrupting the global IoT industry since the very beginning.
Jay Fallah, was Chief Technology Officer for NXM Labs. Fallah is a prolific innovator, advisor, and mentor with numerous patents in data integrity, cybersecurity and privacy through digital ledger. In 2019, he won the North American IoT Cybersecurity Visionary Innovation Leadership Award.
New chapter for the company
Ahmad Malkawi, CEO of Global Telecom said, “Global Telecom is expanding its scope and this fantastic slate of Directors ushers in a new chapter for the company.”
Toby Farrand, was Vice President of Engineering and Operations of Ooma, a smart communications platform for businesses and consumers, delivered from its smart cloud-based SaaS platform. Farrand oversees Ooma’s technical development, manufacturing and engineering, and has 20+ years of experience creating high-tech products, from personal computers (at Apple for 10 years) and video game consoles (3DO), to satellite networking systems (founder and CEO of BroadLogic) and home broadband media centers (Moxi Digital and Digeo).
