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MARQUETTE Peninsula Fiber Network LLC, a provider of fiber optic-based telecommunications services throughout Michigan, Wisconsin and parts of Minnesota announced a succession plan for its retiring general manager David McCartney.
McCartney, a 40-year veteran of the telecommunications industry has been at the helm of PFN since 2010. He has overseen significant growth as PFN expanded its footprint from the Upper Peninsula through the Lower Peninsula. Now, PFN provides services in 82 Michigan counties including almost all E-911 Emergency Call centers. Additionally, it extends its network into Wiscon Randall
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James Brogan, vice president and secretary of the board of PFN and president of Hiawatha Communications Inc., said “What started as a small company has grown in reach and complexity under Dave. PFN now operates one of the largest fiber optic networks in the Upper Midwest. Speaking for the board, we have been very happy with t
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MARQUETTE, Mich., Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Peninsula Fiber Network, LLC (PFN), a provider of fiber optic-based telecommunications services throughout Michigan, Wisconsin, and parts of Minnesota today announced a succession plan for its retiring General Manager, David McCartney.
McCartney, a 40-year veteran of the telecommunications industry has been at the helm of PFN since 2010. He has overseen significant growth as PFN expanded its footprint from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan through the Lower Peninsula. Now, PFN provides services in 82 Michigan counties including almost all E-911 Emergency Call centers. Additionally, it extends its network into Wisconsin and portions of Minnesota.