WIA advocates for the widespread, responsible deployment of wireless infrastructure to enable connectivity everywhere. The following Board of Directors helps WIA accomplish its mission to help our members succeed in enabling wireless communications.

2024年2月6日 · – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today announced the following industry leaders have joined its Board of Directors: Brendan Cavanagh succeeds former SBA President and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Stoops as a board member following Stoops’ retirement at the end of last year.

2024年5月16日 · Arlington, VA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today announced that Fullerton CEO Kelly Lazuka and APC Towers President and CEO Daniel Agresta have joined its Board of Directors. “I’m excited to welcome these two industry veterans to WIA’s Board of Directors,” said WIA President and CEO Patrick Halley.

Patrick Halley is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA). WIA represents over 140 companies that develop, build, own and operate the nation’s wireless infrastructure and is the leading authority on …

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WIA represents companies that make up the Wireless Infrastructure Ecosystem. Members include Wireless Carriers, Providers & Services Firms.