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Fiber Broadband Association sets agenda for Fiber Connect 2022Industry Announcements, , 3/15/2022
WASHINGTON – The Fiber Broadband Association (FBA) today announced that Fiber Connect 2022 is where the fiber broadband industry will meet to discuss, debate and share information as the industry heads into the greatest fiber broadband expansion fueled by history’s largest federal investment. The conference includes presentations from leading experts representing the companies that are driving new levels of capacity demand that only fiber can satisfy, policy and regulatory thought leaders and officials, think tanks, state broadband offices, service providers, municipal and utility broadband experts, and industry media and analysts. Fiber Connect 2022 runs June 12 – 15, at Nashville’s Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, where attendees can not only gain insight through the conference but also visit the Expo floor for the latest updates from the fiber industry players. The conference program includes keynotes from Meta, Pew Charitable Trust, TiVo and Farm Fresh Broadband author, Dr. Christopher Ali. The conference theme, “If Capacity is Unlimited, the Possibilities are Limitless,” will showcase how fiber broadband is the only infrastructure capable of supporting the long-term connectivity goals of communities, as well as serving as the foundation for delivering the capacity-intensive services and applications consumers want to consume. General session plenaries tackle topics from the federal focus on broadband infrastructure to how communities can leverage fiber as a mechanism for economic growth, and will include the following perspectives:
In addition to the general session keynotes and panels, Fiber Connect 2022 includes eight breakout session tracks focused on:
Fiber Connect 2022 also includes a Proof-of-Concept demonstration program, pre-conference workshops, a Fiber OpTIC Train the Trainer program, networking events and a sold-out Expo show floor. Companies interested in exploring sponsorship opportunities should contact Lucy Green at [email protected]. Registration for Fiber Connect 2022 is now open and can be found here. Media and Analysts interested in attending should contact [email protected]. |
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