10 AT&T regional operations leaders

Vice president and general manager, regional operations director and regional vice president are among the roles held today by these ten AT&T regional operations leaders, who run states, regions and markets for the company. A reader can learn how regional operations leaders run their areas at AT&T from people who have held the role.

10 professionals2 companiesData retrieved October 18, 2026

Professionals to explore

  1. Adrian Quintanilla

    Experience: Vice President & General Manager, Texas · AT&T

    Adrian Quintanilla has been Vice President & General Manager, Texas at AT&T since May 2026, a role whose highlight describes leading statewide market P&L initiatives. They held Vice President & General Manager roles for South Texas (2024–2026) and for S. California, Arizona, New Mexico, & Nevada (2021–2024) at AT&T.

  2. Bryan L Gonterman

    Experience: Vice President and General Manager New York/New Jersey · AT&T

    Bryan L Gonterman holds the title Vice President and General Manager New York/New Jersey at AT&T, listed from April 2016 with no end date, and has been Vice President Mobility Operations there since January 2020. They were Vice President and General Manager New England (2014–2016) and President AT&T Oklahoma (2008–2014).

  3. Cara Fields

    Experience: Vice President and General Manager - Southeast States · AT&T

    Cara Fields has been Vice President and General Manager - Southeast States at AT&T since June 2022, and their profile describes leading a team across sales, customer care and operations. They were Vice President and General Manager - Gulf States (2021–2022) and Vice President Customer Care (2020–2021) at AT&T.

  4. JR Luna

    Experience: Vice President and General Manager, California · AT&T

    JR Luna has been Vice President and General Manager, California at AT&T since May 2024, and their profile says they lead the AT&T Consumer business across California. They were Vice President and General Manager, Florida (2019–2024) and Assistant Vice President, San Diego (2017–2019) at AT&T.

  5. Keron Incarnato

    Experience: VPGM - Northeast States · AT&T

    Keron Incarnato has been VPGM - Northeast States at AT&T since January 2020. They were VP Marketing & Operations (VPMO) (2018–2020), Assistant Vice President (2017–2018) and Director of Retail - Connecticut (2015–2017) at AT&T. The listing places them in Bedminster, New Jersey.

  6. Lane Mansell

    Experience: Vice President and General Manager - Northern California · AT&T

    Lane Mansell has been Vice President and General Manager - Northern California at AT&T since May 2022. They held the same title for the Rocky Mountains Region (2020–2022), Greater Los Angeles (2017–2020) and Northern Plains (2013–2017) at AT&T. The highlight tags the current role at the executive level.

  7. Lora Lee Laird

    Experience: Assistant Vice President Marketing and Sales Operations · AT&T

    Lora Lee Laird has been Assistant Vice President Marketing and Sales Operations at AT&T since February 2015, a role whose highlight describes leadership of Central Region Operations. They were Assistant Vice President - Regional Sales Operations (2013–2015) and Regional Director of Operations (2011–2013) at AT&T.

  8. Marianne Benton

    Experience: General Manager Regional Vice President · AT&T

    Marianne Benton holds the title General Manager Regional Vice President at AT&T, listed from 2008 with no end date, and their profile headline reads Regional Vice President at AT&T Mobility. They were Director, Retail Distribution Director, Global Accounts NE Region at AT&T from 2004 to 2008.

  9. Mike Saucedo

    Experience: Regional Vice President · AT&T

    Mike Saucedo has been Regional Vice President at AT&T since October 2019, and their profile describes leading an AT&T Sales Region focused on customer satisfaction and revenue growth. They were Regional Director (2011–2019) and Territory Manager (2006–2011) at AT&T.

  10. Shawn McCready

    Experience: Regional Operations Director · AT&T Mobility

    Shawn McCready has been Regional Operations Director at AT&T Mobility since July 2017, a role whose highlight describes directing retail store distribution, retail technology and systems, and compensation planning. They were Director of Sales at AT&T Mobility from 2007 to 2017.

Choose the right perspective

Match the person's role to your question, since a state or regional general manager and a regional operations director look at a market from different angles. Consider which part of the country each person has led, because regional conditions shape many field questions.

Questions to take into the conversation

  1. 01What did you look at first when you took over a new region or state?
  2. 02How do you balance time between field teams, operations and planning work?
  3. 03What from your earlier field roles still shapes how you lead a regional market?

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