Effective January 1, 2026

After more than 17 years of serving property owners nationwide, NAI Global Wireless is

proud to announce that effective January 1, 2026, the firm will operate under its new

name: Axiom Global Wireless.

This rebrand reflects the company’s growth, independence, and ongoing commitment to

delivering unmatched advocacy and results for property owners within the wireless real

estate sector. While the name is changing, the mission remains the same — protecting

property rights, maximizing asset value, and ensuring landlords receive fair and

equitable treatment in every transaction.

“Our rebrand to Axiom Global Wireless marks an exciting new chapter — one

built on integrity, independence, and innovation,” said David W. Moore, CEO.

“We’re carrying forward everything that made NAI Global Wireless successful, while

expanding our ability to adapt and lead in a fast-evolving industry. This next phase

allows us to stay nimble, deepen client relationships, and keep our clients ahead of the

curve.”

“The foundation of who we are hasn’t changed,” added Amber Brandhagen, COO.

“We’re still the same experienced team offering the same trusted services to property

owners nationwide. What’s evolved is our identity — a reflection of our growth, clarity of

purpose, and long-term vision for the future of wireless real estate.”

Since its founding, the firm has specialized in wireless landlord representation —

negotiating cell tower and rooftop leases, managing amendments and relocations,

facilitating asset sales, and providing comprehensive market insights. Axiom Global

Wireless will continue offering these services under the same leadership and client-

focused philosophy that has guided the company since day one.

The team extends its sincere appreciation to NAI Global and its network for their

collaboration, support, and partnership over the years. Those relationships and shared

experiences have played an integral role in shaping the firm’s success and will always

remain a valued part of its history.

As Axiom Global Wireless, the company looks forward to continuing its mission with

renewed energy, a modernized identity, and an unwavering focus on empowering

property owners nationwide.



Same team. Same mission. New name.

Welcome to Axiom Global Wireless.

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2025 Cell Lease Rate Report

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