Nathan Taylor is an inspirational and visionary leader currently serving as the Vice President and General Manager for the Asia Pacific region at Vonage, a division of Ericsson. In this pivotal role, Nathan spearheads the Applications Group, driving innovative solutions that redefine business communications across...
Nathan Taylor is an inspirational and visionary leader currently serving as the Vice President and General Manager for the Asia Pacific region at Vonage, a division of Ericsson. In this pivotal role, Nathan spearheads the Applications Group, driving innovative solutions that redefine business communications across diverse markets. His strategic acumen and expertise in growth and turnaround initiatives have positioned him as a key player in the rapidly evolving landscape of unified communications, contact centers, and programmable communications.
Under Nathan's leadership, Vonage is not just enhancing communication capabilities but is also making them more flexible, intelligent, and personalized. He is at the forefront of key projects that leverage cutting-edge technology to empower enterprises, enabling them to stay ahead in a competitive environment. His commitment to fostering high-performing teams is evident in his ability to build collaborative cultures that prioritize operational excellence and process improvement.
Nathan’s extensive background in logistics, operations management, and supply chain consulting equips him with a unique perspective on integrating business development strategies with innovative technology solutions. His role as a change agent is complemented by his skills in team building and management, ensuring that his teams are not only aligned with Vonage’s vision but are also motivated to exceed their goals. As a sought-after keynote and public speaker, Nathan shares his insights on the future of business communications, inspiring others to embrace change and drive growth in their organizations. Through his leadership, Vonage continues to set the standard for what modern communication should look like in the Asia Pacific region and beyond.
