Get to Know Our Dedicated, Community-First Team

Damon Finaldi

With over 20 years in the industry, Damon proudly brings his leadership, telecommunications experience, and expertise to TeleCloud. As president, he is responsible for the management, execution, and strategic direction, but he didn't start at the top. Damon has done a little bit of everything for the company - from installing cable infrastructure to sales and even serving as operations manager. He loves the challenge of running a successful small business and strives to provide the best customer service to all TeleCloud clients.

Damon is currently a member of the New Jersey chapter of Entrepreneurs' Organization, which consists of numerous business owners sharing their best practices and ideas for success.

Before working for TeleCloud, Damon received his bachelor's degree from Pennsylvania State University in industrial engineering, as well as MBA credits from Rutgers University. He was previously an IT consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he specialized in software systems and implementation.

Damon grew up in Florham Park, New Jersey and currently lives in Mendham with his wife Faye, four children, and dog. Outside of TeleCloud, Damon can be found coaching his kids' sports teams, attending/watching New York Giants games, and enjoying the next family adventure.

Vincent Finaldi

Vincent focuses on building and maintaining meaningful partner and client relationships. He has over 15 years of industry experience and stays current on all industry-related technology solutions.

Vincent received his bachelor's degree in marketing from Fairfield University and is a member of the New Jersey chapter of Entrepreneurs' Organization.

Vincent served as a Big Brother in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America program from 2015 to 2020.

Vincent lives in Florham Park, NJ with his wife Lisa and two boys, Leo and Marco. In his free time, Vincent enjoys Brazilian jiu-jitsu, golf, and relaxing at the Jersey Shore.

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