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Local Ward Councillor moving up

7 September 2014 by Alan

Atlantic Telecom Systems (KZN) Pty Ltd is proud to announce that Rick Crouch has joined the Atlantic team.

Atlantic Telecom Systems (KZN)Pty Ltd is a telecommunications company specialising in IP business phone systems, in particular the Toshiba IPedgeseries, and video conferencing systems. Atlantic has three branches;Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town.

Rick comes with a solid background in both the IT and Telecommunications industries.

Residents in Durban will be well acquainted with Rick who is also a City Councillor in Durban Metro representing the residents of Ward 10.

Atlantic Telecom Systems is represented nationally with branches in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town.

Rick will be heading up the KwaZulu-Natal operation of Atlantic Telecom Systems (KZN) Pty Ltd which will be based in Hillcrest and service the entire province of KwaZulu-Natal with both sales and service.

Category: BusinessTag: Councillor, Rick Crouch

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