Chris Utesch

Senior Technology Consultant at ECC Technologies

Chris has nearly 20 years of business development, sales, marketing, grant and proposal writing, and project management experience.

As senior broadband consultant for ECC Technologies, Chris works with elected officials, government entities, community leaders and businesses to identify needs and develop solutions focusing upon the increasing availability, deployment, and adoption of broadband in communities across the country.

As a key member of ECC Technologies’ consulting organization, Chris uses his unique blend of technical, operational, and organizational expertise to deliver solutions that expand quality broadband access.

Chris develops and recommends strategies, evaluates opportunities and advises on funding options for broadband expansion. Additionally, he helps with design capabilities, aids in the establishment and management of ISP operations and develops PPPs to advance sustainable broadband availability.

Chris holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with concentrations in Operations Management and Marketing from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

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ECC Technologies

ECC Technologies was incorporated in 1995 to provide technology and communications consulting services to Educational, Community, and Corporate (ECC) clients. This was at the time when the nation’s telecommunications industry was changing drastically through deregulation, the 1996 Telecommunications Act and other significant technological changeswere occurring. ECC provided technology and communications consulting services for many years from the Rochester, NY region. As the company grew and the demand for broadband connectivity and Internet access exploded, ECC found its place in the Open Access fiber optics market as a national leader.In 2011 ECC Technologies secured a significant contract as the exclusive marketing and commercialization partner for North Carolina’s MCNC Golden LEAF Rural Broadband Initiative ($140M Statewide Fiber Network).


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