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In this episode of Connected Nation, Jessica Denson revisits with Ben Elkins, CEO of Utah Broadband and AireBeam, to discuss the outsized impact that small and medium-sized internet service providers (ISPs) can have on closing the Digital Divide.
From strategic builds in underserved communities to innovative fiber solutions in mobile home parks, Ben shares how these regional providers are solving last-mile connectivity challenges, preparing for BEAD funding, and competing with big-name ISPs — all while putting customer service and community first.
Learn how being small actually offers a big advantage in today’s broadband landscape.
Recommended Links:
AireBeam Website
Utah Broadband Website
Ben Elkins LinkedIn
By Jessica Denson5
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In this episode of Connected Nation, Jessica Denson revisits with Ben Elkins, CEO of Utah Broadband and AireBeam, to discuss the outsized impact that small and medium-sized internet service providers (ISPs) can have on closing the Digital Divide.
From strategic builds in underserved communities to innovative fiber solutions in mobile home parks, Ben shares how these regional providers are solving last-mile connectivity challenges, preparing for BEAD funding, and competing with big-name ISPs — all while putting customer service and community first.
Learn how being small actually offers a big advantage in today’s broadband landscape.
Recommended Links:
AireBeam Website
Utah Broadband Website
Ben Elkins LinkedIn

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