DIDWW, a global telecoms provider of fully compliant phone numbers and premium-quality voice and SMS services, is pleased to announce the appointment of Karolis Jurys as Chief Executive Officer. This leadership transition marks a new chapter in the company’s continued journey in delivering outstanding innovation, and driving customer empowerment and global growth. Karolis Jurys has built solid experience in the telecommunications field, consistently guiding product evolution, contributing to operational improvements, and developing deep expertise in voice and messaging technologies. Known for his customer-centric approach and strategic insights, Karolis has played a key role in strengthening relationships across DIDWW’s network of customers, partners, and internal teams. His dedication and forward-thinking mindset make him uniquely positioned to build on the strong foundation laid by his predecessor. Karolis succeeds Lina Zaboras, who led DIDWW for two decades with a remarkable work ethic and vision. Under her leadership, the company achieved substantial growth, expanded…
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