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Sean Mahoney, CCXP
Senior Director, Solutions Engineering @ FranConnect | Enterprise Software Solutions Engineering Leader | Occasional Substack Writer
Sean Mahoney, CCXP, is a customer-oriented professional with vast experience in customer experience management, customer service, training, and consulting in the enterprise software industry.
He has a strong passion for driving transformative outcomes and changing the way businesses engage with their customers, backed by a track record of delivering significant results.
Currently leading the North American Solutions Engineering team at FranConnect, his focus is on assisting multi-location businesses in scaling growth, operating efficiently, and optimizing performance across their locations.
With previous roles at XSELL Technologies and Verint Systems, Sean has held key positions in solutions consulting, sales engineering, customer analytics, and technical support, consistently exceeding expectations and driving substantial revenue.
His educational background includes a BA in Political Science from the University of Mary Washington and studies at Gonzaga College High School, providing a strong foundation for his professional endeavors.
Sean Mahoney's expertise in franchise management, customer analytics, and sales engineering, coupled with his dedication to delivering exceptional experiences, position him as an invaluable partner for organizations looking to enhance customer interactions and achieve significant outcomes.
Highlights
Not for nothing, and just because it's Wednesday, and we've all been forced to endure far more PowerPoint slides than the Surgeon General and the FDA recommend...
I just successfully #RickRolled a colleague for the first time in a very long time, which (as those of you who know me) just cracked me up. I'll be giggling to myself for the rest of the day. A tip 'o the hat to Jeff Beardsley who was the first to RickRoll me ( hundred thousand years ago, it seems) and for which I'm forever grateful - he introduced me to how harmless, funny, collegial acts like a good RickRoll can make office drudgery that much less so.
On my "alumniness", changes in perceptions, and use of the word "fondly".
