Bob Brenner Named Bonfire's VP of Business Development

Dec 13, 2022

Brenner will be responsible for fostering client relationships to support Bonfire's mission of bringing affordable broadband to communities across the country


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DENVER - December 13, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Denver-based Bonfire is proud to announce the appointment of Bob Brenner as Vice President of Business Development.

"Bob will be a fantastic addition to our team, and we're thrilled to have him lead our business development efforts," said Brian Hollister, CEO and Founder of Bonfire. "His diverse experience with both lit services and infrastructure buildouts will be an asset to the communities we serve."

As VP of Business Development, Brenner will be responsible for generating new business in both the public and private sectors; fostering new client relationships; and supporting Bonfire's current portfolio of clients.

"I am looking forward to building long-term relationships with customers and partners, better learn their pain points, and learn how Bonfire can help support their broadband goals," says Brenner. "I am honored to be part of a team that has helped shape broadband networks across the country and is ushering in a new era of connectivity for underserved communities."

Brenner has over 20 years of experience in the US telecom industry working on last mile, middle mile, long-haul fiber, and wireless networks. He also has significant experience in government-funded networks including education and healthcare sectors. Prior to joining Bonfire, Brenner held leadership positions at The Mears Group, Henkels & McCoy, Adesta (a G4S Technology company), Level 3 Communications, Qwest Communications, ICG Communications, and U.S. West Communications.

About Bonfire Infrastructure Group
We are a family of companies that exist to eradicate digital inequity through the power of superior broadband planning, engineering, construction, and fiber operations.

We believe that every American deserves access to affordable broadband because it makes their lives better. In providing it, we drive the economic health and vitality of communities by increasing job opportunities, improving education, and enhancing healthcare. To learn more, visit bonfireIG.com.


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