Tiffany Norwood, co-founder of Next Generation Broadband (NGB), is the Executive Vice President of Commercial Operations. Norwood manages all commercial activities for NGB, including sales, marketing, product development, customer management, strategic partnerships, as well as, corporate strategy. Prior to NGB, Norwood was the Director of European Operations for Road Runner International, as well as a general manager for the international team. Before Road Runner, Norwood was in charge of International Business Development for WorldSpace, a satellite radio company that launched XM Radio. Norwood was one of the original employees of WorldSpace. She was responsible for all global deals including those with CNN International and Bloomberg. Norwood has also worked in the investment banking industry, including leading players such as Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Citicorp. She has spent many years in the internet and telecommunications industry. Her experience spans several countries, including England, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Belgium, Switzerland, South Africa and the Netherlands. Tiffany Norwood received a Masters in Business Administration from Harvard University. She also earned a bachelor's in Economics with a concentration in statistics and electrical engineering from Cornell University.
One of the reasons why I wanted to go to business school was that I knew at some point I wanted to own my own company and that I wanted to lead it, and so for me it was not so much learning how to have your own company but more learning how to you know, work with the teams and to lead and so that wa...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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Tiffany Norwood Discusses Academic Background and Decision To Change Majors From Engineering To Economics
Tiffany Norwood Discusses Lessons Learned From Crew That Became Important To Teamwork In Business
Tiffany Norwood States Corporate Culture Was Intentional From The Beginning Of the Organization
Tiffany Norwood Discusses Difficulty In Making Sure That Technology Companies Remain Market Driven
Tiffany Norwood States Advantages of Creative Tension Between Technology and Marketing Staff
Tiffany Norwood States Entrepreneurs Will Be More Fiscally Conservative If They Have Their Own Money In The Game
Tiffany Norwood Discusses Issues Faced As A Black Female In The Professional Environment
Tiffany Norwood States Entrepreneurs Still Face Barriers Related To Age, Sex and Race
Tiffany Norwood States Entrepreneurs Have To Eventually Transition From Doing To Leading
