Creators and Guests
Guest
Carolyn Hardwick
President of Engineering, SQUAN. President of WWLF (Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum).
Appears in
1
episode
Guest
Deb Bennet
Vice President of Apprenticeship, Wireless Infrastructure Association.
Appears in
1
episode
Guest
Deborah Kish
VP of Research & Workforce Development, Fiber Broadband Association.
Appears in
2
episodes
Guest
Hunter Newby
Hunter Newby is an American entrepreneur, investor, conservationist and the owner of Newby Ventures. His primary field of interest has been network infrastructure.
Appears in
1
episode
Guest
Jennifer Fritzsche
Managing Director - Communications Services & Digital Infrastructure, Greenhill & Co.
Appears in
1
episode
Guest
Kevin Shatzkamer
Managing Director, Strategic Partnership Delivery and Incubation for Conversational Generative AI, Google.
Appears in
2
episodes
Guest
Marianne Strobel
Head of North America Customer Marketing and Communication, Nokia.
Appears in
1
episode
Guest
Rebecca Hunter
Director, Starlink Global Licensing and Market Activation, SpaceX.
Appears in
1
episode
Guest
Seth Buechley
Seth Buechley is a serial-entrepreneur and business founder who has led several multi-million dollar telecom exits.  He is the Owner and Chairman of Cathedral which provides Merger and Acquisition advisory and Strategic Plan Design to business owners looking to achieve their Ideal Exit™. His book, Ambition: Leading with Gratitude, was written as a leadership manifesto to help driven people understand why they struggle to find satisfaction and what they can do about it. He is the host of the Business Done Right podcast which seeks to help ambitious entrepreneurs lead with gratitude and live out the motto of the late co-founder of Cathedral who taught “In God’s World, Business Done Right is a Blessing”. Seth is the Founder of the Safer Buildings Coalition and in his prior role as President of SOLiD USA, he helped bring cellular and public safety radio coverage to some of the most recognized public venues in America including the Empire State Building, the NY Subway, Amazon HQ, and Daytona International Speedway. He sold his last business in 2016. He and his wife, Helen, live in rural Oregon and are watching their four grown children build their lives.
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1
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