UberConference Expands to Raleigh, NC

RALEIGH, N.C., Nov. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- UberConference, the leading visual conference calling solution, announced today that it opened an office two blocks from the Raleigh State Capital in the historic Briggs Hardware Building, located at 220 Fayetteville Street. The company expects to add up to 20 members to its team including operations, sales and customer service representatives.

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"Raleigh is a thriving, dynamic market with an extraordinary talent pool," said T.R. Missner, GM of UberConference in Raleigh. "Establishment of our office in Raleigh makes it possible for us to provide exceptional customer service with extended hours, and expand brand awareness and product knowledge through East Coast sales channels."

He added, "It's another step in our strategy to provide the best conference calling service in the world." With its visual interface, UberConference makes features easy-to-use and increases the productivity of conference calls. UberConference fosters an innovation-focused culture in order to make a powerful impact on antiquated telecommunications technologies.

UberConference was founded by veteran telecom entrepreneur, Craig Walker who previously launched and ran Google Voice after Google acquired his company GrandCentral Communications in 2007. Walker was also the CEO of Dialpad Communications, which was acquired by Yahoo! in 2005 (becoming Yahoo! Voice) and was the first Entrepreneur in Residence at Google Ventures.

UberConference also has offices in San Francisco (HQ) and San Jose, CA.

About UberConference
UberConference makes it easy to join a conference call, and with it's visual interface for both browsers and mobile devices, users can see everybody on the call and also see who is talking at any time. Conference calling as an industry continues to grow rapidly but hasn't seen real innovation in decades.  UberConference's elegant UI for web and mobile makes features easy-to-use with the click of a button. Built by the teams that brought Google Voice and Yahoo! Voice to tens of millions of users, UberConference launched in 2012 and is funded by Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures. Learn more.

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