See Speakers from AT&T, Verizon, Microsoft at FierceWireless Events at Super Mobility Week

Dear Indiana, I'd like to invite you to join FierceWireless for an exclusive two-part breakfast series at this year's Super Mobility Week powered by CTIA. On Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 7am, I will host the executive breakfast The 5G Roadmap: How Do We Plan For Tomorrow's Wireless Networks? During this session, we will explore how to get from today’s networks to the 5G network of the future. I will be joined by industry experts including: Kristin Rinne, SVP, Network Technologies, AT&T Labs Nicola Palmer, SVP & Chief Network Officer, Verizon Wireless Vish Nandlall, CTO & Head of Marketing and Strategy, Ericsson North America Aicha Evans, VP, Platform Engineering Group, Intel Chris Pearson, President, 4G Americas The second part of the series, on Wednesday Sept. 10 at 7am, will be hosted by Mike Dano, Executive Editor of FierceWireless. During the Internet of Things: Uncovering the Top Growth Segments, we will explore the market segments where IoT technologies are currently thriving, and will examine where the next opportunities may lie. He will be joined by industry experts including: Glenn Lurie, President—Emerging Enterprises and Partnerships, AT&T Matt Thompson, GM, Developer Evangelism, Microsoft Alec Saunders, VP, Cloud Business, BlackBerry, and member of the Industrial Internet Consortium Larry Zibrik, VP of Market Development, Sierra Wireless John Horn, President, RacoWireless Both events are part of the official CTIA program. You may add either (or both) of these events to any existing show pass through the CTIA Web site. Special offer for Fierce readers: 10% off of your registration for Super Mobility Week by entering code FW@10. As always, thank you for your support. I value your readership and I look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas. Regards, Sue Marek Editor-in-Chief FierceWireless

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