After The Roundtable

Keynote: Tom Wheeler, former Chair of Federal Communications Commission 15:22
Roundtable complete video 2:49
Presenters & Contacts
  • Welcome - Steve Peters, GAZeL Coordinator and ATIC Board Member, gazel@gazel.org, 520-321-1309
  • Keynote: Tom Wheeler, former Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission 
  • ​Update on Congressional Broadband Legislation: John Windhausen, Executive Director of SHLB, Schools, Health & Libraries Broadband (SHLB) Coalition - jwindhausen@shlb.org, 202 -263-4626 
  • ​Jeff Sobotka, Arizona Broadband Director, Arizona Commerce Authority - JeffS@azcommerce.com, 602-845-1287
  • Karen Ziegler, Project Manager, AZ FirstNet First Responder Network, and Arizona 911,  State of Arizona ​Department of Administration - Karen.Ziegler@azdoa.gov , 602-542-6032
  • John Lucas, Project Director, SACCNet, State of Arizona Counties Communication Network, jclucas@cbadvocates.com, 928-792-6054
  • ​Michael Sherman, Executive Director, Sun Corridor Research and Education Network - mcsherman@email.arizona.edu, 480-340-3800
  • ​Mala Muralidaharan, Arizona Broadband for Education Initiative - Erate Administrator for Public Libraries, Arizona State Library Archives and Public Records - mala@azlibrary.gov, 602 364-4855
  • Josh Chisom, Arizona Broadband for Education Initiative: E-rate Specialist Program Manager, Education Superhighway,  josh.chisom@educationsuperhighway.org, 
    ​(415) 967-7430
  • Ignite Presentation: Mark Goldstein, President, International Research Center - Emerging Broadband Capabilities & Applications markg@researchedge.com 602-470-038
  • Ignite Presentation: Nicole Umayam, Digital Inclusion Librarian, Arizona State Library Archives and Public Records, - Broadband applications and issues within public libraries
         numayam@azlibrary.gov  602-542-6271

Free Book: From Gutenberg to Google:​ The History of Our Future

Keynote Presented By Tom Wheeler, Former Chair Federal Communications Commission
Free signed copy of Chairman Wheeler's Book
​All attendees were provided a free copy of Chairman Wheeler's book courtesy of the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Arizona Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services ​