AUDUBON, PA — NetCarrier announced the appointment of Dan Landis as Vice President of Innovation, a new executive role focused on driving AI-powered product development, vertical market solutions, and long-term business growth.
In his new position, Landis will lead NetCarrier’s strategic innovation agenda, overseeing the development and rollout of differentiated solutions across industries while aligning product, sales, engineering, and marketing teams to accelerate market impact. His work will also focus on embedding agility and experimentation into the company’s culture to keep pace with evolving customer needs and technology trends.
“Dan brings exactly the combination of domain knowledge, strategic vision, and execution acumen we need to take NetCarrier to the next level,” said Brook J. Lenfest, President and CEO of NetCarrier. “His deep understanding of our business, having begun his career here, and his external experience in scaling AI and consulting practices, make him uniquely suited to lead innovation at a transformative time.”
Landis returns to NetCarrier after holding leadership positions at Airtable and Fuze, where he led presales consulting teams and advanced AI and customer engagement initiatives. His early career at NetCarrier included roles in technical support, engineering, and presales — giving him a comprehensive view of customer operations and product evolution.
“NetCarrier has always been about turning technology into business impact, with a customer-first philosophy,” said Landis. “I’m energized by the opportunity to help further embed innovation into the backbone of NetCarrier’s offerings—and to partner with talented teams across the business to deliver differentiated, measurable value to our customers.”
The appointment marks a strategic step for NetCarrier as it seeks to expand its leadership in communications technology through intelligent, customer-focused innovation.
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