Stacey Lalljee

In her position as Global Account Manager for Avaya, Inc., Stacey Lalljee draws on a well-rounded marketing background in the communications industry. Lalljee's current duties include a lead role in attracting and retaining customers for Avaya's multi-platform networking solution services. In serving the company's mission to unify communication technologies for their global business partners, Stacey Lalljee oversees the promotion of variegated services ranging from General Electric's hardware and software data applications to the Contact Center Solutions package. Across her diverse account load, Lalljee retains responsibility for multimillion dollar quotas in periods of less than half a year, in addition to overseeing a departmental foundation of more than $30 million.

Stacey Lalljee constructed her current accomplishments in the sales and management arena on a solid foundation in the information science industry. Before joining Avaya in 2011, Lalljee worked for more than ten years in assorted capacities for telecommunication giants AT&T and Verizon. Graduating in 2001 from Ball State University with a Master of Science in Information and Communication, Stacey Lalljee rapidly worked her way up the industry ladder by successfully competing with predominantly male cohorts. Starting as a sales representative for Verizon Avenue, Lalljee eventually attained the role of Wireless Corporate Account Executive with AT&T's Mobility Division before joining Avaya.

Before she attained her M.S., Stacey Lalljee catalyzed her future career in telecommunications through focused internships and extracurricular activities. After obtaining both a Bachelor of Arts in French and Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications & Corporate Media, Lalljee taught technology to Baccalaureate students in France and served as an intern at Bell Atlantic's New York location before returning to her alma mater in Indiana for her advanced degree. Stacey Lalljee also served as a Graduate Assistant for the University's School of Information Communication Sciences while earning her advanced degree.