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Meet the Un-carrier’s Spectrum Team An introduction for broadcasters who have questions for and about T-Mobile. T-Mobile – the Un-carrier of the wireless industry We’re stepping up our game to meet the post-Auction needs of broadcasters – and to help transition spectrum in an efficient manner for broadcasters and T-Mobile, alike. T-Mobile has a successful, decade-long track record of working collaboratively with broadcasters on other matters. We are committed to this same approach once the broadcast spectrum auction is complete. T-Mobile’s formula for growth has more than doubled our customer base – from 30 million to almost 70 million consumers – since 2012. Our formula for such growth has been very simple: We listen to our customers and eliminate their pain points. Supporting broadcasters during the post-Auction spectrum transition In the case of America’s broadcasters, we are already working behind the scenes to eliminate some of the pain points you face. This includes forward- looking agreements with some of the best technology companies supporting broadcasters’ infrastructure needs – see the insert sheet included with this pamphlet for more details. HowMobileWorks.com/spectrum When it comes to America’s broadcasters: We won’t stop!
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Meet the Un-carrier’s Spectrum Team
An introduction for broadcasters who have questions for and about T-Mobile.
T-Mobile – the Un-carrier of the wireless industryWe’re stepping up our game to meet the post-Auction needs of broadcasters – and to help transition spectrum in an efficient manner for broadcasters and T-Mobile, alike.
T-Mobile has a successful, decade-long track record of working collaboratively with broadcasters on other matters. We are committed to this same approach once the broadcast spectrum auction is complete.
T-Mobile’s formula for growth has more than doubled our customer base – from 30 million to almost 70 million consumers – since 2012. Our formula for such growth has been very simple:
We listen to our customers and eliminate their pain points.
Supporting broadcasters during the post-Auction spectrum transitionIn the case of America’s broadcasters, we are already working behind the scenes to eliminate some of the pain points you face. This includes forward-looking agreements with some of the best technology companies supporting broadcasters’ infrastructure needs – see the insert sheet included with this pamphlet for more details.
HowMobileWorks.com/spectrum
When it comes to America’s broadcasters: We won’t stop!
Meet the Un-carrier’s Spectrum Team
Our dedicated spectrum teamT-Mobile’s spectrum team includes a group of professionals from coast-to-coast: from Washington, D.C. all the way to our corporate headquarters in Bellevue, Washington. Get to know them – and reach out to any of them.
For More InformationTo learn more about T-Mobile’s work with broadcasters, please contact:
MARK COMBS Senior Manager, Engineering [email protected]
KATIE MILLERManager, National Broadcast [email protected]
CHRIS WIECZOREKDirector, Spectrum [email protected]
SCOTT HEWETTSpectrum [email protected]
HowMobileWorks.com/spectrum
MARK COMBS Mark’s been in the wireless industry for more than 20 years and has been T-Mobile’s principal negotiator on our spectrum clearing team. He’s known for his strong engineering, problem-solving and negotiation skills. Mark has a master’s degree from Creighton University and earned his bachelor’s degree at the University of San Diego. Mark is located in Bellevue, WA.
CHRIS WIECZOREK Chris grew up in what he describes as a “Motorola family” and had an early interest in two-way radios. This early tinkering led him to bachelor’s and master’s degrees in engineering at Georgia Tech University, before pursuing a telecommunications law degree from the Catholic University of America in our nation’s capital. Chris bikes to T-Mobile’s Washington, D.C. office.
KATIE MILLER When Katie left the motorcycle industry almost a decade ago, she made a beeline for the wireless industry – most of it with T-Mobile in tower management and operations. Katie helps drive T-Mobile’s outreach to broadcasters and is working to make certain T-Mobile understands broadcasters’ needs. Formerly at T-Mobile’s headquarters, Katie now works in Irvine, California and is completing her studies at Brandman University.
SCOTT HEWETT Located in New Hampshire, Scott is a senior-level consulting executive experienced with wireless industry antenna manufacturers and deployment contractors. A Boilermaker with a degree from Purdue University, Scott supports T-Mobile’s spectrum strategies and broadcaster outreach.
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