Lane Bailey is the deputy director of the Arkansas State Broadband Office. He has been managing IT projects for state agencies since 2009, with particular focus on building networks. Prior to his work with the state, Lane was a project manager for fiber deployments in the private sector. He holds a master’s degree from Brown University, a master’s in public administration from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, an undergraduate degree from Ouachita Baptist University, and served four years in the United States Marine Corps. He lives in Searcy, Arkansas with his wife and two children.
The multifamily program is presented in partnership with the NMHC sponsored by AT&T
The demand for robust connectivity in multifamily properties is more critical than ever. This panel aims to explore creative strategies employed by various states in utilizing Broadband Equity and Access Development (BEAD) funds and other federal resources to address the unique challenges and opportunities associated with MDU connectivity. Our distinguished panelists will represent diverse perspectives, sharing insights of state broadband leaders from Arkansas, Massachusetts, New York, and California and their efforts to ensure households in affordable MDUs have access to reliable, high-speed internet.