Grant Will Strengthen VSU’s Wireless Worker Training Program

October 7, 2014 / Alexandria, VA – Jonathan Adelstein, President & CEO of PCIA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association, recently co-authored an op-ed for the Richmond Times-Dispatch with Keith M. Williamson, dean of Virginia State University’s College of Engineering and Technology, about efforts to create the wireless workforce of the future.   The commentary begins,

CEO Adelstein Pens Op-Ed for Charlotte Business Journal

  October 2, 2014 / Alexandria, VA – An opinion piece by Jonathan Adelstein, President & Chief Executive Officer of PCIA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association, about the wireless industry’s efforts to train veterans for infrastructure jobs, was recently featured in the Charlotte Business Journal.  In the op-ed, Adelstein noted that PCIA has spearheaded training

Federal Department of Labor Awards Virginia State University $3.25 Million Grant to Create Wireless Workforce of the Future – PCIA to Help Administer

September 29, 2014 / Alexandria, VA – PCIA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association today commended the federal Department of Labor (DoL) for awarding Virginia State University (VSU) a $3.25 million grant to help develop a training program for the wireless workforce of the future, focused on educating veterans, displaced workers, and others for careers in

PCIA Statement on FCC Placing Infrastructure NPRM on Tentative Agenda for Oct. 17 Open Meeting

September 26, 2014 / Alexandria, VA  – PCIA President & CEO Jonathan Adelstein released the following statement in response to the announcement of a wireless infrastructure item on the Federal Communications Commission’s October 17 open meeting agenda:  “PCIA is thrilled that FCC leadership and staff continues its critical work to streamline the rules and regulations

Phoenix Tower International Acquires American Tower Corporation’s Panamanian Business

BOCA RATON, FL–(Marketwired – Sep 10, 2014) – Phoenix Tower International (“PTI”) announces the acquisition of American Tower Corporation’s Panamanian business, which consists of approximately 60 telecommunications sites. The sites represent a mix of towers in urban and suburban locations across the country occupied by all of the major Panamanian wireless carriers. “With this latest