INCOMPAS, the internet and competitive networks association, announced that its Board of Directors reelected Michael B. Galvin, Chief Administrative Officer of Granite Telecommunications, LLC, to serve a third year as its Chair. Also elected were Kurt Van Wagenen, CEO of Summit Broadband, to serve as Vice Chair, and reelected Brian Worthen, CEO of Mammoth Networks, to serve as Treasurer.
Rounding out the Executive Committee are four at-large members: Gillian Leytham, Vice President, Underlying Rights & Government Relations at Zayo; Ronald Mudry, Senior Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer of Uniti Group Inc.; Sean Sullivan, Vice President of MetTel; and Gary Watts, Founder and CEO of Fuse.Cloud.
“Over the past two years, INCOMPAS has seen tremendous growth in its membership and events, as well as its influence in bringing competition and broadband to cities, towns and underserved markets around the country,” said Galvin. “It’s been an honor to serve as the INCOMPAS Chairman during this important time, and I appreciate the confidence my peers have placed in me to continue in this role. I look forward to working with our board, including our newly elected board members, and the INCOMPAS staff and our members in the coming year.”
INCOMPAS held elections this month for companies to serve two-year terms running through 2025. Member companies, and their representatives, elected to this term on the Board include:
Small Company
- Ezee Fiber – Garner Duncan, Vice President of Government/Education and Wholesale
- Hillary – Edward E. Hilliary Jr., Managing Partner
Medium Company
- Bandwidth – Greg Rogers, Head of Global Policy & Regulatory Affairs
- Boldyn Networks – Jeff Garte, President of Northeast Business
Large Company
- MetTel – Sean Sullivan, Vice President
- Zayo – Gillian Leytham. Vice President of Underlying Rights & Government Relations