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Management Management : Tim Hirsch |
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Tim Hirsch International Man of Mystery Former Vice President, International Business Development Tim is currently on loan to a global supplier of hardware, software and service offerings used to create the Internet solutions that make networks possible. If you would still like to learn about Tim's background, read on... ... Tim was second to make the leap from the safety of the corporate multinational world to found NaviGo Global with a shoestring budget and a simple idea: to help Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) carriers, content providers and technology companies become tomorrow's global players. Tim is our department chair, a learned professor on many topics, more well-read than most and has achieved a certain level of mastery in multiple art forms. He is the pauper, selling all worldly possessions (except three boxes) to relocate to Slovenia with his family. He is also our head chef: just bring a lot of beer because he likes it hot and you will probably not be able to pronounce what he is cooking. Tim is a crackerjack product and distribution man with years of experience developing and rolling out hardware and services. Tim brings to NaviGo Global 14 years of truly international telecom industry experience from time spent with Cisco, Level 3 Communications and Motorola. Tim grew up in Chicago, IL in a home above a mortuary. Many things he learned there have helped him through his years in telecom. Tim holds the current NaviGo Global record for countries visited at 50, most of them on less than $5 per day. Tim has lived in Ljubljana, Boulder, Tokyo, Chicago, Thailand and many places in between. He is fluent in Japanese and a darn good trombone player too. Tim is married with one child and enjoys tennis, cycling, exploring, reading, cooking, beer and wine. Tim earned a B.A. in Economics from the University of Iowa and an M.B.A. in Operations Management / Finance from the University of Illinois. Against all warnings, Tim drinks tea. |
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