Ashley Hunter
About Ashley Hunter
Ashley Hunter is a Senior Account Executive at n-able technologies, where she has worked since 2015 in Ottawa, Ontario. She has previous experience at Rogers Communications and Corel Corporation, and she studied at St. Lawrence College.
Work at n-able Technologies
Ashley Hunter has served as a Senior Account Executive at n-able Technologies since 2015. In this role, she has been responsible for managing client accounts and driving business growth. Her tenure at n-able has spanned nine years, during which she has developed expertise in account management and client relations. The company is based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, where she continues to contribute to its success.
Previous Experience at Rogers Communications
Prior to her role at n-able Technologies, Ashley Hunter worked as a Business Account Manager at Rogers Communications from 2013 to 2015. In this position, she focused on managing business accounts and providing tailored solutions to meet client needs. This two-year experience helped her build a strong foundation in account management and customer service.
Career at Corel Corporation
Ashley Hunter's career includes significant experience at Corel Corporation, where she held two positions. She worked as an Account Manager for US West Licensing from 2011 to 2013, managing key accounts and facilitating licensing agreements. Additionally, she served as a Lead Generation Specialist in a six-week term position in 2010, where she focused on identifying potential clients and generating leads for the sales team.
Educational Background
Ashley Hunter studied at St. Lawrence College in Kingston from 2007 to 2010, completing a three-year program. Her education provided her with foundational knowledge and skills relevant to her career in account management. Prior to attending St. Lawrence College, she completed her secondary education at St. Paul’s Catholic High School in Ottawa, Ontario.
Internship Experience
In 2009, Ashley Hunter gained practical experience through a one-month internship at xwave, where she worked as a placement student. This early exposure to the professional environment contributed to her understanding of the industry and enhanced her skills in a real-world setting.