For 17 years, Thomas Fallucco has been working diligently in sales. This does not mean, though, that Thomas Fallucco wants to sit back on his laurels and enjoy the hard work he has done so far by relaxing in his current position as a Regional Security Services Director of Dell SecureWorks in the Greater Atlanta Area. On the contrary, Thomas Fallucco says he would like to take this opportunity to say how, if anything, he is ready to restart his engines and begin to work with even more enthusiasm and dedication than before.

Thomas Fallucco knows what it takes to be successful in sales management. From his work in advertising and graduation from the University of Dayton, Thomas Fallucco has shown himself to be an accomplished sales director and a solid leader. Steadily, Thomas Fallucco has left in his wake a trail of successful ventures, one building on the other. Thomas Fallucco comments that his current work with Dell SecureWorks is indeed some of his best work yet, and that he is really just getting his engine started over there.

"Atlanta is a thriving corporate hub and has great need for our service," Thomas Fallucco said of Dell's IT security systems.

With Dell SecureWorks, Thomas Fallucco works to grow his branch of the company, as well as offer a service he strongly believes in to companies in the Greater Atlanta Area. Dell IT security systems help to protect digital assets and help companies meet regulations on IT management.
Thomas Fallucco is not ready, though, to say that the work he has done so far is enough, or even that he has reached a plateau.

"I am in the best place in my career that I have seen so far," Thomas Fallucco stated, "This is just where I want to be right now, with all my cylinders firing. There is too much left to do to slow down now."

Thomas Fallucco daily shows his worth to Dell SecureWorks, giving more than asked of him. Colleagues and employers alike admire his work. For Thomas Fallucco, it is just another day in the life. Thomas Fallucco knows he has a good life and will only try harder in the future to make it even better.