Regional Representative of Business Development
Dantario Dansby has been with HomeServe for over 5 years and currently serves as the Business Development Representative for the Southern Region. He is responsible for working with municipalities and utilities to educate and develop the best program option for their residents. Prior to his current position in business development, he served in numerous roles within the contact center operations, including customer service, repair management, contractor relations, and customer experience. Dantario received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Belhaven University. He currently resides in Chattanooga, TN.
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