Kevin Costello
Kevin Costello
Kevin Costello is a Key Account Manager with Schneider Electric’s Information Technology Division. He manages the support of state, local, education accounts within New York City and New York state assisting with their power protection and cooling needs to maintain their datacenters and critical networks. In addition, he works with federal agencies within the northeast and the United Nations globally. Kevin has worked in sales for Schneider Electric for 15+ years and has held various sales and leadership roles with manufacturers, startups and importers during his career. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from...
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Kevin Costello is a Key Account Manager with Schneider Electric’s Information Technology Division. He manages the support of state, local, education accounts within New York City and New York state assisting with their power protection and cooling needs to maintain their datacenters and critical networks. In addition, he works with federal agencies within the northeast and the United Nations globally. Kevin has worked in sales for Schneider Electric for 15+ years and has held various sales and leadership roles with manufacturers, startups and importers during his career. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Boston College.
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How Data Centers Support Next Generation Emergency and Law Enforcement Systems

How Data Centers Support Next Generation Emergency and Law Enforcement Systems
- 2 min read
- Kevin Costello
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