Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association
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The Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) is an international non-profit organization representing all sectors of wireless communications – cellular, personal communication services and enhanced specialized mobile radio. Founded in 1984, the CTIA represents service providers, manufacturers, wireless data and Internet companies and other contributors to the wireless business. The president and CEO is former professional football player and Oklahoma congressman Steve Largent.
In the U.S.A. the CTIA represents its members in dialogue with policy makers in the Executive Branch, in the Federal Communications Commission, in Congress, and on the state, regulatory, and legislative levels. CTIA distributes information to members, policymakers, the investment community, customers and the news media on the latest policy and technical developments. CTIA's industry committees provide leadership in the areas such as spectrum allocation, homeland security, taxation, safety and technology. The CTIA also operates an equipment testing and certification program, and runs an anti-fraud program.
[edit] Events
The association hosts two yearly conferences. [Wireless] and [Wireless I.T. and Entertainment].
