Kerem is Chief Executive Officer of GWI, a leading ISP/telco in Maine; the first B Corp telecommunications carrier in the US. He has served as the Entrepreneur-In-Residence for a quasi-public loan and venture capital entity and was CEO of a start-up leading it to growth and eventual acquisition by a public company. Prior he also served as CTO and engineering leader of global semiconductor, optical media and electronic companies. He is also the Founder and Managing Partner of Indus Fund, which provides micro-loans to immigrant business owners.
The American Association of Public Broadband is hosting pre-conference sessions bringing together experienced leaders from around the county on starting and building public networks. These three sessions will help anyone thinking about or moving towards building a community-owned network better understand what is needed and how to get going.
How are different partnership models working in different states and municipalities?