2010 Buyers Guide - Broadband Properties
2010 Buyers Guide - Broadband Properties
2010 Buyers Guide - Broadband Properties
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Get Connected…<br />
At The Summit<br />
Biggest and Best…<br />
Summit Ever<br />
Community<br />
Special Summit Guest:<br />
RURAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONGRESS<br />
Sponsors of Rural TeleCon<br />
<strong>Broadband</strong> for Rural Prosperity<br />
Research<br />
<strong>Broadband</strong> <strong>Properties</strong> welcomes the Rural Telecommunications Congress to<br />
Summit <strong>2010</strong>. RTC has been invited to hold its own event adjacent to the Summit.<br />
RTC Mission Statement:<br />
To advance the position of rural America with respect to telecommunications access.<br />
RTC Background:<br />
• 1997 — A group of concerned citizens, local and state government officials, consultants and<br />
others begin meeting in Aspen, Colorado each fall to discuss how the Western states can<br />
benefit from high speed broadband services. Concerns include the need for knowledge at<br />
the grass roots level about applications for education, health, government, and the private<br />
sector. The conferences attract 150 – 200 attendees.<br />
• 2001 — Organizers reach out nationally, attracting attendees from the Eastern states.<br />
The Rural Telecommunications Congress is formed, officers elected, by-laws written.<br />
The RTC, with its exclusive focus on rural issues, immediately becomes “the national rural<br />
telecommunications conference” to attend.<br />
• 2002 — Conference in Des Moines draws well over 350 attendees, with<br />
every state represented. Event features a Federal Resource Center and<br />
nationally recognized speakers from industry and government. The<br />
conference includes a large vendor convention hall and numerous breakout sessions.<br />
• 2003 — Annual RTC conference is held in Washington, D.C., attracting nearly 400 attendees<br />
from around the country and the world.<br />
• Annual events continue to attract up to 400 — a worldwide network of practitioners,<br />
advocates and technologists dedicated to the quality of life in rural communities.<br />
Technology<br />
Applications<br />
— 2004 in Spokane, Washington<br />
— 2005 Lexington, Kentucky<br />
— 2006 Little Rock, Arkansas<br />
— 2007 Springfield, Illinois<br />
— 2008 Smugglers Notch, Vermont<br />
To become an RTC member or learn more about RTC, visit: www.rtcconference.org/rtc<br />
To register for the Summit or the RTC special event, visit: www.bbpmag.com<br />
Secure your seat today by calling 877-588-1649,<br />
or visit our website at www.bbpmag.com<br />
Economic<br />
Development<br />
Healthcare<br />
Honorary Summit Chairman<br />
Tim Nulty<br />
East Central Vermont<br />
Community Fiber Network<br />
Special Summit Chairman<br />
The Hon. Hilda Legg<br />
Vice Chair<br />
<strong>Broadband</strong> <strong>Properties</strong> Magazine<br />
START PLANNING NOW FOR SUMMIT <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
This year’s event will be at a new location – an excellent hotel in a vibrant<br />
neighborhood full of superb dining and other attractions.<br />
The InterContinental is convenient to the two main airports in Dallas –<br />
DFW and Love Field – and adjacent to Addison Airport, ideal for private aircraft.<br />
It’s the leading event for network builders and deployers.<br />
The Summit is widely recognized as the number one venue for information<br />
on digital and broadband technologies for buildings and communities.<br />
Activities and Sessions Include:<br />
• Newest Case Studies on How <strong>Broadband</strong> Spurs Economic Development • Applications to<br />
Generate Profits for Network Operators • Awards for Today’s Leading <strong>Broadband</strong> Communities<br />
• World-Class Keynoters • Evening Receptions and Networking Events<br />
Programs now being planned involve:<br />
• The latest broadband strategies of cities and communities • Lessons learned from others –<br />
what to emulate and what to avoid • Sessions on getting your customers and<br />
constituents on board with your plans. • Panels on increasing the ROI of your buildings.<br />
• Roundtables on improving the appeal of your properties.<br />
Who Should Attend:<br />
Attendees include all those involved in the design and<br />
development of communities, including:<br />
• Real Estate Developers • Property Owners • Independent Telcos<br />
• Municipal Officials • Private Cable Operators • Town Planners<br />
• Economic Development Professionals • Architects and Builders<br />
• System Operators • Investors • Utility Organizations • System Integrators<br />
Register Early to Receive Major Discounts<br />
Special Reduced Rates Now in Effect<br />
Honorary Summit Chairman<br />
The Hon. Graham Richard<br />
Former Mayor and State Senator<br />
National <strong>Broadband</strong> Champion<br />
April 26 – 28, <strong>2010</strong> - Dallas<br />
Online registration starts Nov. 1 * Prior to Nov. 1 call 877-588-1649<br />
To Exhibit or Sponsor, contact: Irene Prescott at<br />
irene@broadbandproperties.com, or call 316-733-9122