Lexcom Inc. had its humble beginnings in 1896 when local residents strung the first phone lines for Lexington Telephone Company. Even in the past, the company was a leader in being the first in North Carolina to bring direct dialing (without an operator) to the state. Additionally, the company quietly began laying fiber optic cable long before it became a buzzword.
Today Lexcom Inc. is the holding company for Lexcom Telephone, Lexcom Long Distance, Lexcom Cable Services and Lexcom Wireless, each of which are included under our assumed name of Lexcom Communications.
At Lexcom, the connections that matter go beyond a clear, static-free line. It's the person-to-person connection when you drop by our office; it's fast repairs and technicians who listen and respond; it's investing in new technologies that make your life safer, simpler, and more secure; and it's giving back to our community.
That's why
Lexcom lives by the motto:
every connection matters
Lexcom's dedicated employees work in nine departments to service business and residential telephone customers, digital wireless customers, cable television subscribers, Internet users and long distance customers.
Richard G. Reese, Chairman of the Board, President and CEO
John E. Wicker, Executive Vice President, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary, Director of Finance & Administration
Meredith Harris Mode, Vice President, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer
Alan C. Bailey, Vice President, Director of Operations
Rodney L. Sink, Vice President, Director of Information Systems
Dianne V. Sink, Vice President, Director of Human Resources
Directors: Richard G. Reese; John E. Wicker; Meredith Harris Mode; Hylton Wright, Jr.; Bob W. Bowers; William H. McMurray lll; Mary E. Rittling
At Lexcom Communications, the connection that really matters is our COMMUNITY CONNECTION. Being your hometown telecommunications company means a lot to us. We grew up with you, and we live, work and play here, too. We want to show you just how much we care about our community!
As just one example of our community involvement, the Lexcom Telephone Pioneer Club, whose members are Lexcom employees and retirees, is active in supporting a variety of community causes.
When we say we're your hometown connection, we mean friends helping friends. That's what Lexcom is all about.
In a world of ever-changing technology,
it's nice to know that you have one source to help you muddle
through all
the new information. After all, it is important that you can use the
technology to help make your
life better. It means people giving meaning to
technology. It's the way we work with our customers, they
are
knowledgeable and satisfied with our service.
It's what we call "human touch
technology."