Celergy Networks, a leading national provider of infrastructure engineering and network installation for voice, data, video, security and wireless solutions, announced today the appointment of Mark Bishop as Senior Network Engineer.

Mark Bishop is a CCIE (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert) the highest accreditation Cisco offers, an honor reserved for less than 3% of all Cisco certification holders. Mark specializes in design, engineering and troubleshooting of complex network environments for existing and emerging technologies. In his position at Celergy, Mark will provide a variety of network services for select national clients.

“At Celergy we take pride in having the best network engineers in the world that can resolve network issues fast and provide the highest level of customer service and satisfaction to our clients” said Bryan Pruden, Celergy’s Chief Operating Officer. “Mark’s extensive experience managing complex large scale networks allows Celergy to provide best of breed services to our client base.

Prior to Celergy, Mark was a network design specialist at PAETEC Communications where he designed secure voice and data centric product solutions such as high bandwidth Internet Applications, Virtual Private Networks, Voice over IP, IP Telephony solutions, Frame Relay and MPLS Networks.

About Celergy Networks

Founded in 1989, Celergy Networks, Inc. is a North American provider of IT Services specializing in design, engineering, installation and support of voice, data, video and converged network solutions, network cabling, wireless technologies, security, teleconferencing, CCTV, POS and specialty network endpoint solutions. Customers range from small-medium sized businesses and government entities to fortune 100 enterprises doing business in financial services, healthcare, retail, utilities, industrial, military, local, state and Federal governments. For more information visit us online at http://www.celergy.com or contact us at (877) CELERGY.

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Posted: 08|7|09 at 9:05 am. Filed under: News.