Daigle has over 30-years experience in the telecom arena and recently founded along with long-time partners, American Dark Fiber, which is focused on providing dark fiber connectivity to cities, carriers, data-centers, and enterprise users of high capacity bandwidth in the Southwest US. Aside from its public market solutions, ADF provides flat-rate, high bandwidth capable networks to content developers, financial & healthcare networks, and other sophisticated private network users. Daigle still operates a strategic network development consultancy, Broadband Asset Strategies, that is focused on assisting municipalities, school districts, and other anchor institutions in deploying or acquiring high-speed network capabilities. Prior to forming American Dark Fiber he was active developing fiber-optic infrastructure throughout the US. A recent Daigle start-up company, FTI, was acquired by Pamlico Capital in October of 2013. Daigle went on to be one of four founders of the CA-based CLEC Wilcon which was acquired by Crown Castle in 2017 for $600mm. Under the Wilcon umbrella, the assets contributed, which included nearly 3000 miles of fiber optic cable in California expanded into a full service telecom operation including colo, managed services, dark fiber & cross connect capabilites in SoCal. FTI was one of the fastest growing full facilities CLEC's in California when it was acquired. Prior to FTI, Daigle was a founder and original employee holding executive level roles with Cogent Communications, PathNet Telecom, and West Coast Radio Communications. Daigle started his telecom career in the 1980's working in corporate sales for Motorola and Sprint. Specialties: Full Facilities Based CLEC Fiber Optic Deployments in the Public ROWBuilding Access AgreementsRegulatory Oversight Requirements