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Carrie Johnson is an experienced professional in strategy and policy, currently serving as Director of Strategy & Policy for Rural & Tribal Affairs at AT&T since July 2017. In this role, Carrie supports the expansion of the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network (FirstNet), contributing to the deployment of over 1,000 cell towers in high-priority public safety areas. Prior to this, Carrie held various positions, including Manager of Strategy & Policy for FirstNet and Lead Market Development Manager at SDN Communications. Carrie’s background also includes legislative roles in the U.S. Senate and experience in government relations. Carrie earned an MBA from The Johns Hopkins University and holds a double major in Law and Society and Interdisciplinary Studies from American University, as well as a certificate in Cybersecurity & Privacy Law from Mitchell Hamline School of Law.
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AT&T Inc. is a telecommunications, media, and technology services company headquartered in Dallas, Texas within the Whitacre Tower. Their business is separated into three segments: Communications, WarnerMedia, and Latin America. More specifically, their products include Wireless devices, 5G devices, Internet & Fiber, AT&T Business, Public Sector & FirstNet, Disaster Recovery, and Technology & Innovation. They are within the top three largest mobile telephone services in the US. AT&T's communication segment consists of mobility services, business wireline, and consumer wireline services. Their mobility division provides nationwide wireless service and equipment. The business wireline division provides advanced IP-based services, traditional voice, data services, and equipment to business customers. Lastly, the consumer wireline division provides internet, broadband fiber, and legacy telephony voice communication services to their residential customers. AT&T's WarnerMedia segment distributes, develops, and produces feature films, TV, gaming, and content in physical and digital formats worldwide. Their content is distributed through basic networks, DTC (direct-to-consumer), theatrical, TV content, and games licensing. Other notable divisions are Xandr advertising and Otter Media Holdings. AT&T's Latin America segment provides wireless services and equipment in Mexico. Most recently, they have led the charge in the 5G wireless network. The strive to become the best broadband provider by utilizing the most transformative technology yet along with their multi-gig internet footprint. Today, AT&T's 5G technology reaches more than 255 million people across 16,000 cities and towns in the US. Cricket Wireless, Pacific Bell, Southwestern Bell, nextel, SBC Global Services, and Leap Wireless are a few of the noteworthy companies AT&T has acquired during their operations.