Copper Conferencing, an audio and web conferencing company, has a reputation in the telecommunications industry for many things:  reliable call execution, quality customer service, significant technology advantages, and fair pricing, to name a few. Copper Conferencing is also known for the employment opportunities it provides, specifically to those hungry for experience and skill development.
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It’s rained more in Atlanta in the last 30 days than in the last 3 years.  One of my dear friends has a wonderful house with a sloped backyard that flattens out at the basement door.  Over the last 2 weeks, I’ve been helping take out wet carpet and the most absorbent carpet pad I’ve [...]

Sometimes in our business, companies will engage in an RFP process.  For those of you who don’t know what this is, it stands for “Request for Proposal.”  This usually is a fairly painful process where you are asked a million questions, have to write a term paper and usually have to compete with the “big [...]

Do what you love, and love what you do. This is how I first began my photography business: a previous hobby that turned into a true embarkation of transforming it into a flourishing business. While working for an audio and web conferencing company, Copper Conferencing, during the day, I also maintain a [...]

To me, the best conference calls are ones where most of the people have an opportunity to contribute. They’re the ones that don’t last forever and stay focused. They’re the ones that use the medium to collaborate, train, strategies and engage.

Copper Conferencing is an audio and web conferencing company that promotes their services through one of two sales channels. Copper’s direct sales team works with the end user to evaluate their needs and set customers up with the most appropriate product to enhance their business. Copper’s indirect sales team works with outside agents [...]

9/11 changed the way our company saw the relevance of our conferencing business and the conferencing industry forever. People who had never conferenced, called up and asked for accounts. They stayed home. They found new ways to engage with each other without jumping on an airplane. Swine flu may be the next catalyst to keep you home.

I may stop traveling as much. Here is why I’m going to cut back. Someone sneezes all over the place in row 40, seat G, and you get their germs, even if you’re in First Class.

Sometimes I’m downright embarrassed that I was one of the original founders of InterCall. It seems like this company has become so big and so bulky that they’ve forgotten why they entered the market.

Conferencing from where ever you are is actually very easy. These days, doing a conference call from anywhere you are is standard practice. You might be in your car, at the airport or in your office. Some of our favorite places to conference from are