Press Releases
TIA Congratulates 2024 Star and QuEST Forum Award Winners
Arlington, VA (February 27, 2025) – The Telecommunications Industry Association—the trusted industry association for the connected world—has announced the winners of the organization’s two annual awards programs: the TIA Star Awards and the TIA QuEST Forum Awards. TIA gives awards to the most engaged members who contribute to the advancement of the global ICT industry through TIA initiatives….
TIA Congratulates Jamieson Greer on Confirmation
Arlington, VA (February 26, 2025) – The Telecommunications Industry Association – the trusted industry association for the connected world – released the following statement from TIA’s CEO Dave Stehlin: “TIA congratulates Jamieson Greer on his Senate confirmation to lead the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR). We look forward to working with the Ambassador…
TIA Congratulates Arielle Roth on her nomination as the new leader of the NTIA
Arlington, VA (February 4, 2025) – The Telecommunications Industry Association—the trusted industry association for the connected world—today released a statement in response to President Trump’s pick to lead the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). TIA’s SVP of Government Affairs, Melissa Newman stated: “The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) extends its congratulations to Arielle Roth on…
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