CTIA represents the U.S. wireless communications industry. From carriers and equipment manufacturers to mobile app developers and content creators, they bring together a dynamic group of companies that enable consumers to lead a 21st Century connected life.

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CTIA's headquarters in Washington, DC, United States

Meredith Attwell Baker

Tom Sawanobori

Madison Steele

Umair Javed

Brad Gillen

Nick Ludlum

Kelly Cole

Jamie Hastings

Kathryn Dall'Asta

Rocco Carlitti

Mark Louison

Charles Townsend

Mike Finley

Jim Cathey

Judd Hinkle

Tami Barron

Jeff Unterreiner

William Mounger

Slayton Stewart

Zongjian Chen

Allison Cryor DiNardo

Patrick Riordan

Laurent Therivel

Steven Vondran

Niklas Heuveldop

Kyle Malady

Jeff Robertson

Ed Evans

Shaun McCarthy

William Dudley

Caroline Chan

Dave Mayo

Mike Johnson

Amit Jhawar

Jenifer Robertson

Cindy Christy

Ulf Ewaldsson

The Directors at CTIA play a crucial role in guiding the organization to advance the interests of the U.S. wireless communications industry. They oversee various functions including external affairs, membership, human resources, communications and policy, certification programs, strategic industry programs, and events management. By coordinating efforts across these diverse areas, the Directors ensure CTIA effectively supports and represents its members, fostering a connected life for consumers.

Directors

The Leadership Team at CTIA is responsible for guiding the strategic direction of the organization and ensuring effective representation of the wireless communications industry. This team collaborates on policy advocacy, regulatory compliance, and industry standards, while also overseeing communication strategies and financial management to support member companies. Through their expertise, they foster innovation and drive initiatives that enhance the industry’s growth and consumer engagement in a connected world.

Leadership Team

The Cybersecurity and Technology team at CTIA is responsible for safeguarding the wireless communications industry by developing and implementing robust cybersecurity measures and advancing technological innovations. They collaborate on creating standards, policies, and best practices to protect against emerging cyber threats, ensure data privacy, and promote secure, seamless connectivity for consumers. This team also plays a pivotal role in spectrum planning and the integration of new technologies to support the evolving needs of the connected life ecosystem.

Cybersecurity and Technology

The Regulatory Affairs team at CTIA navigates and influences regulatory policies that impact the U.S. wireless communications industry. They work on federal and state levels to advocate for favorable regulatory environments, ensure compliance with existing laws, and shape future legislation to support the industry's growth and innovation.

Regulatory Affairs

The Government Affairs team at CTIA advocates for policies and regulations that support and advance the U.S. wireless communications industry. This includes engaging with federal, state, and local governments, shaping public policy, and building relationships with key stakeholders to ensure a favorable legislative and regulatory environment for the industry’s growth and innovation.

Government Affairs

The Legal & Government Affairs team at CTIA navigates regulatory landscapes, advocates for favorable legislation, and ensures compliance with legal standards for the U.S. wireless communications industry. This group also liaises with government entities to shape policies that support industry growth and innovation.

Legal & Government Affairs

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CTIA

Org chart

Board & advisors

Teams

Directors

Leadership Team

Cybersecurity and Technology

Regulatory Affairs

Government Affairs

Legal & Government Affairs

Offices

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