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Thursday, August 8, 2013 from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Thursday, November 7, 2013 from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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The purpose of the Council is to provide governance, advice, and balanced representation for Arizona’s diverse Broadband Stakeholders, for the Digital Arizona Program.
| Aaron Sandeen, State of Arizona (Council Chair) Michael Bernstein, Simply Bits, LLC Robert Burns, Former Arizona State Senator Teri Drew, Northern Arizona Council of Governments Jodie Filardo, Town of Clarkdale John Halikowski, Arizona Department of Transportation John Huppenthal, Arizona Department of Education Michael Keeling, Data-Site Consortium, Inc. Tom McCloud, Intel Corporation Michele Norin, The University of Arizona Alan Pitt, MD, Barrow Neurological Institute Leroy Shingoitewa, Hopi Tribe Kenneth Mcmahon, CenturyLink, Inc. Hyman Sukiennik, Cox Communications Craig Sullivan, County Supervisors Association of Arizona Kelly Udall, Town of Pinetop-Lakeside Jeremy Graves, Valley Telecom Group Daman Wood, Airband Emerson Yearwood, Cable One, Inc. Steven Zylstra, Arizona Technology Council |
At the September, 2011 Inaugural Meeting of the Digital Arizona Council the Council welcomed an audience of approximately 75, including 15 of the 18 current Council members, and State CIO and ADOA Deputy Director, Aaron Sandeen.
At the public meeting, the Mission Statement, Organizational Framework and Operational Principles were discussed, and ratification was deferred to the next meeting.
Presentations, complete with elaborate graphics, were given by a variety of highly qualified and knowledgeable speakers.
Galen Updike, Arizona Broadband Development Project Manager
Michael Golden, Director, Digital Arizona Program
Gary Irish, CIO, Arizona State Land Department
Michael Keeling, President, Data-Site Consortium, Inc.
Following the presentations, closing comments were made by
Aaron Sandeen, DAC Chairman – State CIO & ADOA Deputy Director
To promote and facilitate Broadband access through public-private cooperation – to provide all Arizona citizens and businesses the means to utilize high volume digital information and services at a reasonable cost – to create economic opportunity and improve quality of life for every person, organization, and community throughout Arizona.
View the full Digital Arizona Council Mission Statement

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