From 1997 through 2001, Mr. Furchtgott-Roth served as a commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission.

Learn about what will be discussed at the upcoming NEBSA Conference, plan how to leverage your lease revenues to offset declining enrollment, and other strategies.

Susan Wegleitner is the newly appointed Chief Financial Officer of WCO Spectrum. WCO Spectrum is a portfolio company of Winnick & Company where Ms. Wegleitner will also serve as a Managing Director.

Call Today at (800) 399-2384 to learn how WCO Spectrum can help you maximize and monetize the value of your Spectrum License with a lump sum cash payment.

At WCO we are sensitive to the needs and challenges of non-profits when conducting your business and the importance of your fiduciary and receiving the best and fair value from vendors.

The best decision Bob Harris, president of Christian College of Georgia, ever made for his school was to apply for an obscure Federal Communications Commission license.

WCO, an investment firm headed by telecom veteran Gary Winnick, has finally scored a victory against T-Mobile. And the development could have significant long-term implications for the operator’s midband 5G network.

The next major FCC auction for mid-band spectrum, in the 3.45 to 3.55 GHz band is scheduled to begin October 5, 2021. According to the FCC’s Acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, auction 110 is a key step on the path toward delivering a 5G future as well as brings us closer to 5G service that is fast, secure, resilient, and most importantly, available across the country. The FCC has had 3 auctions since 2020 but, this auction is important because mid-band spectrum has been viewed as the band for 5G services that offer more capacity at higher speeds than lower bands of spectrum, while having better propagation for distance and coverage than high-band millimeter wave.

A virtual fireside chat with the two of the most well-informed and influential people in the business of transacting Educational Broadband Service (EBS) spectrum. SPEAKERS: Andreas Bitzarakis, Stephen E. Coran, and Carl Katerndahl.

Proposed legislation may cause increase in spectrum supply. In March 2021, Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) introduced the Government Spectrum Valuation Act. The legislation requires the National Telecommunications and Information Administration to audit the holdings and value of all spectrum assigned to federal agencies, including the Department of Defense. To the extent that this legislation is passed, it will likely result in a significant increase in the supply of available spectrum which may in turn put downward pressure on values for existing spectrum licenses.