Charlotte Conroy

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Managing Partner

Charlotte Conroy is a passionate and motivated business strategist and leader with experience building billion-dollar brands with a global Fortune 500 cooperation. Currently she is a Managing Partner at Recent Communications, Inc., a regionally-based, 2nd generation company celebrating 25+ years as a trusted partner fueling small and mid-sized organization’s business communications.

Charlotte is credited with building the Recent Communications, Inc. brand and mission that is authentic, creative, and relationship driven. She wears many hats at Recent Communications including marketing, business development, and supporting lasting client relationships. Her helpful approach fuels collaboration and empowers clients and partners to learn how the latest business communications technologies, processes, and strategies can support organization’s goals.

Aside from her business experience, Charlotte has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Marketing, and Communications from Albright College (Reading, PA) and her Master of Business Administration, from Saint Joseph’s University, Haub School of Business (Philadelphia, PA).

When she’s not leading the family business alongside her husband, Greg, she is enjoying the journey raising their two children, Cam and Cece. Charlotte still loves playing basketball (former 4-year collegiate player at Albright College) and spending time with family and friends watching all Philly sports teams.

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Sept. 30, 2026

The UCaaS Conversation Every MSP Needs to Have (EP 1084)

Charlotte Conroy from Recent Communications joins me for a straight conversation about UCaaS, cloud communications, and why MSPs should stop treating phones like the thing they would rather avoid. Her company works alongside MSPs to help clients move from aging phone systems to supported, reliable communications without turning every phone issue into an internal help desk problem. We talk about competing on value instead of price, the reality of copper-line shutdowns, legacy phone systems that ...