Dave Spencer, who has served as NoaNet's Chief Operating Officer since NoaNet's launch, will be acting CEO effective August 1st, 2017 while Greg enjoys accrued vacation time through year end. A permanent CEO is to be selected by NoaNet's Board of Directors in the coming months.
Friday, August 4, 2017
Northwest Open Access Network's CEO Announces Retirement (Washington PUD Association)
After over 17 years of service, Northwest Open Access Network's (NoaNet) founder and Chief Executive Officer, Greg L. Marney, has announced his retirement effective December 31, 2017. Back in 2000 Marney saw an untapped opportunity to bridge the internet digital divide by connecting the capacity of isolated fiber networks deployed by PUDs by linking them, building a high capacity backbone network connecting major cities to many rural areas. Marney working with the NoaNet Board of Directors and member utilities worked to expand open access broadband in all counties in the state.
Dave Spencer, who has served as NoaNet's Chief Operating Officer since NoaNet's launch, will be acting CEO effective August 1st, 2017 while Greg enjoys accrued vacation time through year end. A permanent CEO is to be selected by NoaNet's Board of Directors in the coming months.
Dave Spencer, who has served as NoaNet's Chief Operating Officer since NoaNet's launch, will be acting CEO effective August 1st, 2017 while Greg enjoys accrued vacation time through year end. A permanent CEO is to be selected by NoaNet's Board of Directors in the coming months.
