Get an exclusive look at the major communications issues that will be addressed by the Administration, Congress and the FCC at The 2022 INCOMPAS Policy Summit - taking place February 8 in Washington, D.C.

In addition to keynote addresses featuring Congressional and FCC leaders, The 2022 INCOMPAS Policy Summit will feature panel discussions on a broad range of topics, including:

INCOMPAS is highlighting its history, mission and future in a new video and Medium piece from CEO Chip Pickering.

In the Medium piece, Pickering showcases why INCOMPAS – which represents broadband builders (wired and wireless), tech innovators and streaming leaders – continues to find success in their fight for more competition, new networks, faster speeds and lower prices. It focuses on a list of INCOMPAS “firsts” and discusses recent success on Infrastructure Act, apartment and condo competition, 12GHz, and state victories in Maine and Missouri that promote streaming success and growth.

The INCOMPAS 40th Anniversary video tells the story of the association’s roots, as a small group of scrappy young innovators led the fight to break up AT&T and end Ma Bells 100-year monopoly. The video moves through four decades of achievements and growth, told by the five former FCC Chairs, Members of Congress and CEOs and leaders who changed the world through innovations like fiber, ethernet, VOIP, cloud and streaming that power the internet economy.

The U.S. Senate voted last week to confirm Alan Davidson to lead the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) at the Department of Commerce.

"We wish to congratulate Alan Davidson and his family on his Senate confirmation to lead the NTIA. This is one of the most important public service jobs in broadband history. A bipartisan Congress united to invest a record $65 billion into broadband that has the potential to transform America’s internet future. Done right, competition policy will be the driving force behind these investments, as competition has proven time and again to be the leading driver for faster speeds and lower prices that save consumers money and help small businesses grow," said INCOMPAS CEO Chip Pickering. “Alan brings tremendous experience to this role at NTIA, having seen first-hand the transformative power access to an open internet and competitive new networks have on all communities, urban and rural. We look forward to working with Alan to ensure our networks of the future are built faster and better than our global competition.”