Conner Burton serves as an Account Executive at CPC, a boutique solution provider specializing in end user compute and experience, as well as the infrastructure that underpins these critical components. In this role, Conner leverages his expertise in client relationship management and strategic sales to...
Conner Burton serves as an Account Executive at CPC, a boutique solution provider specializing in end user compute and experience, as well as the infrastructure that underpins these critical components. In this role, Conner leverages his expertise in client relationship management and strategic sales to deliver tailored solutions that enhance the productivity and satisfaction of end users. His deep understanding of the challenges organizations face in providing reliable, secure access to applications from any device, anywhere, allows him to effectively communicate the value of CPC’s offerings to potential clients.
Currently, Conner is spearheading several key projects aimed at optimizing end user experiences across diverse industries. One notable initiative involves collaborating with a major client to implement a comprehensive virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution, ensuring their workforce can seamlessly access essential applications while maintaining high levels of security and performance. His leadership skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, including Excel for data analysis and PowerPoint for impactful presentations, enable him to present complex information in an accessible manner, fostering informed decision-making among stakeholders.
Conner’s commitment to teamwork and public speaking further enhances his ability to engage with clients and internal teams alike, driving alignment and ensuring successful project execution. As he continues to navigate the evolving landscape of end user computing, Conner remains dedicated to empowering organizations to provide their employees with a consistent and reliable digital experience, ultimately contributing to enhanced productivity and business success.