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Diana Gowen leads the way at Qwest Government Services


With Diana Gowen steering the ship as Senior Vice President of Qwest Government Services it has been announced that Qwest has been awarded Managed Trusted IP Service (MTIPS) contracts under both Networx Universal and Enterprise, joining AT&T as one of only two companies to win such contracts under both Networx Universal and Enterprise.  Warren Suss, President of Suss Consulting was quoted as saying “In the past couple of years, Qwest has achieved an extraordinary set of victories in the government marketplace.  They’ve been winning substantial contracts.  They’ve done an impressive job at making a place for themselves at the table. ”  Much of that success he attributes to Diana Gowen “She’s a remarkable woman, ”  Suss said.  Read more here.

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