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CCA Welcomes New Members in 2020
Oct 08, 2020
Yesterday, Competitive Carriers Association (CCA) held its 2020 Annual Meeting and welcomed several new members to the association.
In a statement, CCA President & CEO Steven K. Berry said, “I am delighted that so many new members – carriers and associates – have joined CCA this year. Seeing such interest and engagement during a particularly challenging year certainly highlights the invaluable benefits CCA provides to its members, particularly on the policy front. The stronger the membership, the louder our voices will be heard with key policymakers in Washington, and I encourage any company that has a stake in the competitive mobile ecosystem to join CCA to help ensure competitive carriers can compete and thrive for many more years to come.”
Since January 1, 2020, the following companies have joined CCA as new members:
Carriers:
- OptimERA, Inc.
- Space Exploration Technologies Corp (SpaceX)
Associates:
- ADTRAN
- Airspan Networks
- Altiostar Networks, Inc.
- AST & Science
- Aurora Insight
- Bolt Solutions Inc
- Cisco Systems
- Corero Network Security
- Dengyo USA
- Enterprise Ireland
- FCL Tech, Inc. (Facebook)
- Fujitsu Network Communications
- Fulton Technologies
- Hemphill Towers
- Infobip, LLC
- IPLOOK Technologies Co., Limited
- iSelectMD
- LI Rising, LLC dba Re-Teck
- myDevices
- Neural Technologies
- PowerTrunk, Inc.
- Rakuten Mobile Americas
- Samsung Electronics America Inc.
- Symend
- TelAdvance
- Tessco
- Tosibox, Inc.
- TouchTone Communications
- TransNexus, Inc.
- Worldvu Development dba OneWeb
- World Wide Technology
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Statement by CCA President & CEO Tim Donovan on Release of “Spectrum and National Security Act of 2024”
Washington, D.C. – Competitive Carriers Association President and CEO Tim Donovan made the following statement: “CCA commends U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Communications and Technology Chairman Bob Latta (R-OH), Vice Chair Randy Weber (R-TX), and Senators Jerry Moran (R-KS) and Roger Wicker (R-MS) for leading a letter to Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel regarding the 5G Fund. We thank the additional eight Members of Congress who joined them. The importance of getting the 5G Fund right for rural America cannot be overstated. This program will replace key components of the High-Cost Fund and become the only federal funding program focused on mobility. It will determine if rural Americans maintain mobile services and gain access to ubiquitous 5G connectivity. As the Members of Congress stated, the ‘5G Fund should preserve and expand next-generation mobile wireless services in rural America’ because ‘[all] Americans deserve the opportunities that 5G service will bring to their lives.’ To do so, the FCC must recognize the criticality of leveraging BEAD-funded fiber and fixed wireless projects and basing eligibility and funding decisions on accurate mapping data. Otherwise, rural areas will be left behind and will miss out on vital connectivity opportunities – or worse, lose access to coverage available today only because of USF support. CCA will continue work with Congress and the FCC to maximize the reach and efficiency of the 5G Fund and to ensure that the data used for 5G Fund decisions is the highest quality possible.” A link to the letter can be found here. For more information about CCA and its policy priorities, please visit ccamobile.org. ### About Competitive Carriers Association Competitive Carriers Association (CCA) is the leading association for competitive wireless providers and stakeholders across the United States. Members range from small, rural carriers serving fewer than 5,000 customers to regional and nationwide providers serving millions of customers, as well as vendors and suppliers that provide products and services throughout the wireless communications ecosystem.