About Donny
Born in Bangor, Maine, Donny grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina and attended Ben L. Smith High School where he was employed as a school bus driver. Donny demonstrated his great work ethic early on by earning the School Bus Driver of the Year award his senior year of high school! He also incorporated his love of music during high school by playing the tuba in the marching band.
Outside of the office, Donny enjoys golfing, fishing, and strumming his guitar. He’s been married to his wife Donna for 47 years, and together they have a daughter and granddaughter.
After spending 31 years with Mitel, Donny joined the ATCOM team in November of 2011. His favorite thing about working at ATCOM is the fellowship everyone shares when gathered together.
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