Trusted Leadership for a Connected World

Peter began his career at Tydac Technologies before spending five formative years at Newbridge Networks — the legendary Ottawa networking giant acquired by Alcatel. He went on to hold management roles at Watchfire (acquired by IBM) before spending 6.5 years at Ubiquity Software, rising through Director roles in Software Development, Product Management, Business Development, and Professional Services — a company later acquired by Avaya. He subsequently served as VP of Research and Development at March Networks and Global Vice President of Applications and Solutions at Dialogic.

A proven founder, Peter co-founded Headwall Software, which was acquired by BackOffice Associates, and later founded Stoke Mobile — acquired by Teldio in 2020, which catalyzed his appointment as CEO. He also serves as President and CEO of Encore Networks, a global provider of 5G and LTE wireless solutions. Peter holds a degree in Computer Science from Carleton University.

Prior to joining Teldio, Shawn spent more than five years at Amazon Web Services, where he led Provincial & Municipal Government sales across Canada, consistently exceeding quota and driving cloud adoption across the public sector. Before AWS, he was VP of Customer Success at Pindrop, a leading AI-based contact center security company, and spent over 12 years at Avaya in senior global roles including Senior Director of Worldwide Quality and North American Theater Lead for Solution Architecture. He holds credentials from Algonquin College.

Leo began his career at Baker Tilly leading due diligence, IPO audits, and risk assessments across Technology, Retail, and Healthcare sectors. He later held senior finance and COO roles at Millimetric.ai and Abraaj-backed Yörsan Dairy, and served as Financial Controlling Manager at Cardtek, a payments technology company. He is also a Partner at Phellos Financial Consultancy, delivering financial operations solutions to high-growth companies and funds globally. Leo holds a BA in Economics and Finance from the University of Virginia.

Before joining as VP Sales and Partnerships, Brennan founded FarmLead — twice named to Forbes’ list of most innovative companies in agriculture — and Combyne Ag, which was acquired by Bayer Crop Science. He also spent over three years as Sales Manager at Solink, a video security SaaS company. Earlier, Brennan played 250+ professional hockey games across the NHL, AHL, ECHL, and Europe after being drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks. He holds a degree from Yale University and is a member of 2018 Henry Crown Fellowship, part of the Aspen Inst.

With deep expertise in web application architecture, full-stack development, and agile methodologies, David oversees Teldio’s development initiatives across its critical communications, fleet tracking, alarm management, and lone worker monitoring solutions. David holds a Bachelor of Arts from Tyndale University.

Since joining Teldio in 2022, Craig has progressed from the Solutions Engineering team to his current leadership role, building deep expertise in Teldio’s technology stack and the industries it serves. Prior to Teldio, Craig’s career spanned both Apple and Intel in the United Kingdom. He holds a First Class Honours degree in Computer Science from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Since 1972, Terry has founded or funded more than 100 companies. Early data networking giant Newbridge Networks and current business communications leader Mitel are highlights.

Today, Wesley Clover has active interests in a range of innovative cloud and SaaS technology companies, as well as in selected commercial and leisure real estate.

Terry holds an Honours degree in electronics from the University of Wales and is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Royal Academy of Engineering. In 1994, he was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE), and in 2001, the Queen made him a Knight Bachelor. In 2017, Terry was also appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada.

Peter began his career at Tydac Technologies before spending five formative years at Newbridge Networks — the legendary Ottawa networking giant acquired by Alcatel. He went on to hold management roles at Watchfire (acquired by IBM) before spending 6.5 years at Ubiquity Software, rising through Director roles in Software Development, Product Management, Business Development, and Professional Services — a company later acquired by Avaya. He subsequently served as VP of Research and Development at March Networks and Global Vice President of Applications and Solutions at Dialogic.

A proven founder, Peter co-founded Headwall Software, which was acquired by BackOffice Associates, and later founded Stoke Mobile — acquired by Teldio in 2020, which catalyzed his appointment as CEO. He also serves as President and CEO of Encore Networks, a global provider of 5G and LTE wireless solutions. Peter holds a degree in Computer Science from Carleton University.

Prior to Wesley Clover, Paul was Director of Finance at Wesley Clover-backed Tundra Semiconductor Corporation, and before that, he worked for Deloitte, where he focused on technology sector clients and provided advice on mergers and acquisitions as well as other financial transactions. Paul has more than 25 years of experience assisting start-ups through to international telecom and software companies.

Ian began his career following his graduation from Queen’s University, joining Digital Equipment of Canada where he rose to Group Vice President of the Finance, Professional and Public Administration Sector. He then joined SHL Systemhouse in 1994 as Executive Vice President and General Manager of its Ottawa Region before ascending to the role of President of MCI Systemhouse, overseeing Canada, UK, and International Operations. In that capacity, Ian led a team of more than 5,000 sales, marketing, and software professionals, delivering revenues in excess of $1 billion in fiscal 1997 — with Canadian operations growing sales at twice the market rate. His most recent corporate leadership role saw him expand his remit to over 10,000 development professionals engaged on projects across the globe.

Ian subsequently served as President and CEO of CrossKeys Systems Corporation, where he brought market-focused leadership to the company’s Network Performance Management solutions, and later as CEO of Ubiquity Software. Across these roles, he developed deep expertise in unified communications, network management, and enterprise software — domains that closely parallel the critical communications and integration technologies that Teldio delivers to its enterprise customers worldwide.

Ian continues to serve on the Board of Directors of several technology companies and is an active advisor to many others in the sector. An avid golfer and skier, he resides with his family in Ottawa.

For 5 years as Vice President of Product at Motorola Solutions, Mr. Dobson served as the business unit lead for global video security solutions, helping scale the division to over $1 billion in annual revenue. His responsibilities included executing an aggressive organic and inorganic growth strategy, which involved the successful acquisition and integration of seven adjacent product companies. Prior to Motorola, Mr. Dobson was Senior Director of Product Management at Avigilon, where he led its transition from an emergent disruptor to a top-three player in the North American video security market, culminating in its $1 billion acquisition by Motorola Solutions in 2018. Earlier in his career, as Director of Product Management at PMC-Sierra (now Microchip), he was responsible for developing rigorous business cases, securing over $200 million in R&D expenditure for industry-leading optical transport processors, key components supporting the exponential growth of internet infrastructure.

Mr Dobson’s background provides a strong blend of product management excellence, strategic M&A integration, and scaling product organizations.

Since November 2025, John has served as Vice President of Enterprise Sales at Mobile Communications America (MCA), one of the largest Motorola Solutions channel partners in North America. In this role, he leads enterprise sales strategy and execution across MCA’s broad portfolio of communications and security solutions — bringing the same commercial intensity and market expertise that have defined his career to one of the industry’s most prominent channel organizations.

Prior to MCA, John spent several years at Motorola Solutions as Vice President, North America Channels & Distribution, where he oversaw the management and growth of Motorola’s reseller and distributor network across the continent. He simultaneously led the global go-to-market strategy for Avtec, LLC, an industry-leading voice dispatch communications company acquired by Motorola in 2019 — a business he had previously helped build as its Senior Vice President of Sales.

Before Motorola Solutions, John served as Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Communications International Inc. (CII), where he established a professional sales function that enabled the company to expand beyond its regional roots, enter international markets, and capture large-scale government contracts across the United States. Earlier, he spent 11 years at Harris Corporation as Region Manager of Sales, cultivating state and local government utility contracts across the Midwest. He launched his career in sales and market development roles at Motorola and Apple.

John holds a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Southern Illinois University and an MBA from the University of Phoenix.

As a member of Teldio’s Board of Advisors, John brings unmatched perspective on the Motorola Solutions partner ecosystem — having operated at the highest levels on both the vendor and channel sides of the critical communications industry. His deep relationships, go-to-market expertise, and track record of scaling complex sales organizations make him a strategic asset as Teldio continues to expand its enterprise footprint across North America and beyond.

Since founding Opt-in Wireless in 2003, Tim has built the agency into the go-to marketing partner for Motorola Solutions channel partners and technology providers across North America. The agency is recognized as a Motorola Preferred Marketing partner — a distinction backed by Tim’s own history as a former Motorola channel partner owner, a seven-time Pinnacle Club winner, and a veteran Motorola marketing vendor. Opt-in Wireless delivers full-service marketing solutions including brand development, digital marketing, website design, email marketing, trade show solutions, and SEO — all purpose-built for the unique dynamics of the LMR and security channel ecosystem.

Tim’s career in the communications industry spans every angle of the market. He began as Vice President at Creative Communications before founding Specialized Communication Consultants, Inc. in 1990, where he served as President. He then moved into Sales and Marketing at Questar Telecom/Nextel, gaining deep carrier-side experience, before joining Creative Communications, Inc. as Director of Sales and Marketing — a role he held for nearly eight years before launching Opt-in Wireless.

This breadth of experience — from dealer operations to carrier sales to running a Motorola dealership to leading a channel-focused marketing agency — gives Tim an unmatched understanding of how technology partners like Teldio can differentiate their brand and drive meaningful growth within the Motorola Solutions ecosystem.

Tim holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Indiana University Indianapolis.

As President and CEO of Futurecom for nearly nine years, Paul guided the Ontario-based company to become the exclusive provider of in-vehicle, fixed, and portable RF repeaters and extenders for Motorola Solutions’ ASTRO P25 radio networks. Under his leadership, Futurecom’s products became mission-critical lifelines for over 800 public safety agencies globally, extending LMR radio coverage to first responders operating in remote and challenging environments. The Motorola Solutions acquisition was a direct validation of the company’s strategic value and the depth of a partnership built over 30 years of collaboration.

Following the acquisition, Paul served briefly as General Manager of Futurecom within Motorola Solutions before transitioning into advisory and consulting work. He now operates Paul Halinaty Consulting and serves as an Advisory Partner with LEAP Strategy Partners, where he works alongside current CEOs to help them navigate the high-stakes strategic decisions that shape their organizations.

Paul’s roots are deeply technical. He launched his career as a Research Assistant in nuclear physics at Queen’s University, then as a Reactor Safety and Control Engineer at Atomic Energy of Canada, before spending five years as a Senior Software Analyst at Alcatel Canada. He then joined Motorola Canada, where he spent 18 years in progressively senior roles — culminating as Senior Resource Manager for Networks and Enterprise — before channeling that institutional knowledge into building Futurecom.

Paul holds a BSc in Engineering Physics from Queen’s University and completed the Strategic Leadership Program at Queen’s School of Business. He also served on the Dean of Engineering’s Advisory Board at McMaster University.

As a member of Teldio’s Board of Advisors, Paul brings a rare combination of deep engineering credibility, CEO experience, and firsthand knowledge of the Motorola Solutions ecosystem — making him an exceptional strategic voice as Teldio continues to innovate within the critical communications and public safety space.

Stephen is a 30-year veteran of the retail industry, having worked with major brands including Sears, Hudson’s Bay Company, and Walmart, where he served as Vice President of Loss Prevention and Risk Management. Retail Insider His nearly 16 years at Walmart saw him take on enterprise-wide responsibility spanning corporate security, executive protection, health and safety, food safety, regulatory compliance, risk finance, claims management, product safety, business continuity, and corporate aviation. He was also a member of Walmart’s Global Virtual Resource Team, contributing to mergers and acquisitions activity across Japan, Russia, Germany, Brazil, South Africa, and France — giving him a rare international dimension few loss prevention executives can claim.

Prior to Walmart, Stephen spent 11 years at Hudson’s Bay Company as National Asset Protection Manager, overseeing loss prevention operations across Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, and the Zellers national banner.

Since founding Bottom Line Matters, Stephen has built an exclusive consulting practice helping clients realize immediate, measurable profitability improvements through risk assessment, gap analysis, and process improvement. LinkedIn His client roster spans technology suppliers, retail associations, and major retail brands — including Lenbrook (Motorola) Canada and Genetec, underscoring his direct relevance to Teldio’s physical security and video solutions business.

Stephen is also a Private Sector Liaison Committee Member with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police and is completing a double major degree in Sociology and Psychology at York University, where he is also developing a major research initiative on the economic impact of retail crime. Canadiansecuritymag A sought-after keynote speaker and media commentator, he brings practical, real-world insight to the intersection of technology, security, and operational profitability.

Smith joined Mitel in April 2001 as CEO and board member, tasked with advancing Mitel’s leadership in the unified communications market and overseeing its global operations. GlobeNewswire Over the next ten years, he navigated the company through a complete reinvention: transitioning from a legacy TDM hardware manufacturer to a software-based IP communications and unified collaboration solutions company, executing the landmark acquisition of Inter-Tel, and ultimately taking Mitel public on Nasdaq in 2010. His leadership earned him the Ottawa Business Journal’s CEO of the Year Award in 2010.

Don’s path to Mitel was shaped by a career defined by entrepreneurship and serial success in communications technology. He began at the original Mitel Corporation in 1979, rising to Executive Vice President by 1981 with global responsibility for sales and marketing. He then became President of AIT Corporation, successfully taking it public in 1993. In 1996, he founded Cambrian Systems Corporation, which was acquired by Nortel Networks in December 1998 for $300 million. Topi Network At Nortel, he served as VP and General Manager of OPTera Solutions before being promoted to President of Optical Internet — one of the most high-profile roles in global telecoms at the time.

Following his retirement from Mitel in 2011, Don transitioned to a board advisor role, lending his expertise to technology companies including Benbria, part of the Wesley Clover International ecosystem of companies — the same investor network that backs Teldio.

Don holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Imperial College, London University. Topi Network

As a member of Teldio’s Board of Advisors, Don brings rare depth as a founder, public company CEO, and seasoned board director across the enterprise communications landscape — offering strategic guidance grounded in decades of real-world experience scaling technology businesses from startup through IPO.