Office of the CEO, Verizon FIOS

How do I contact the office of the CEO for Verizon FIOS customers?

My aged brother has a problem with his FIOS Battery Backup. He tried explaining there is a problem with the batttery but each time he tried to explain it to a Tech, the phone went dead 3 times.  Finally he reached someone who said she would send a new battery with instructions for installation.  He is completely illiterate about mechanical items and also does not have a computer. I tried to install the new battery for him - after hours of me trying to install it, (by lying on the floor - since it was installed at the baseboard) - it is still not working as we can still hear screeching.  Either the battery is faulty or improperly installed - PLEASE can someone either call him and make arrangements to go to his home and install it properly?  This is such a nuisance and no one at Verizon has any compassion for the elderly or has tried to help him. 
It seems that the techs who answer the phones at Verizon FIOS are on a time frame - perhaps that is why they don't care to assist anyone who doesn't know how to state their problem.  Or else they are completely rude.
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