PITTSBURGH, July 30, 2010 - American Cable Association President and CEO Matthew M. Polka announced new additions to ACA's Board of Directors, who were ratified for approval at the panel's third-quarter meeting this week in Baltimore.
At the ACA Board meeting, Felix L. Boccucci, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for Knology, Inc., and Thomas J. Larsen, Group Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs for Mediacom Communications Corp., were appointed to open seats on the ACA Board with terms ending in 2011.
"Felix and Tom bring enormous talent and diversity of experience to ACA's Board of Directors," Polka said. "I know both are committed to providing thoughtful advice and careful judgment that will enable the independent cable community to prosper in a challenging business and regulatory environment."
Larsen was elected to fill the ACA Board seat previously occupied by Calvin G. Craib, Mediacom's Senior Vice President of Corporate Finance and Business Development, "who will be greatly missed by our ACA Board," Polka said. Knology joined ACA as a member earlier this year.
ACA's 16-member Board
is headed by Chairman Steve Friedman and Vice Chairman James Bruder. Both were
elected to new two-year terms this week. Friedman is Chief Operating Officer of
Wave Broadband in Kirkland, Wash., and Bruder is CEO of Harron Communications
in Frazer, Pa.
As previously announced, ACA's membership elected the following individuals to the ACA Board for three-year terms.
The ACA Board also selected its Executive Committee. Selected were:
*Standing Position
#Through October 2011
As Treasurer, Brophy replaces ACA Board member and Treasurer, Dave Baum, of JetBroadband, who stepped down from ACA's Board to pursue other business opportunities.
"Our entire Board, staff and membership thank Dave for his service, and we wish him the very best," said Polka.
About the American Cable Association
Based in Pittsburgh, the American Cable Association is a trade organization representing nearly 900 smaller and medium-sized, independent cable companies who provide broadband services for more than 7.6 million cable subscribers primarily located in rural and smaller suburban markets across America. Through active participation in the regulatory and legislative process in Washington, D.C., ACA's members work together to advance the interests of their customers and ensure the future competitiveness and viability of their business. For more information, visit http://www.americancable.org/
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