Former AVP of AT&T Suzanne Hellwig joins OHANA!
The OHANA team welcomes Suzanne!
Suzanne C. Hellwig, a highly motivated and innovative executive with over 20 years of experience in technology, product management, business development, and wireless networks has joined OHANA! She has a proven track record of leading large-scale business units, applying data analytics, strategic thinking, and technical solutions to address business challenges and exceed expectations.
Throughout her career with AT&T, Suzanne demonstrated exceptional leadership, shaping the direction of industry-defining products and services such as Text Messaging, Beats Music, and mobile applications. Suzanne also spearheaded major initiatives, including the expansion of 5G ecosystems, global roaming agreements, and the execution of mobile network builds. Suzanne’s ability to combine strategic vision with operational efficiency has consistently delivered significant results and lasting impact.
Suzanne holds a Master’s in Economics from Indiana University and a Bachelor’s in International Business from Miami University, and she completed the Executive Program in Leading Growth Strategy at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management. She is also active in her community in Atlanta, GA, and continues to mentor and support various women's initiatives, fostering leadership and success.
Suzanne is excited to collaborate on shaping OHANA's future as she leverages her expertise in wireless technology to develop forward-thinking strategies and partnerships.
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