Centennial Wireless

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Centennial Wireless
Type	Public
Founded	1987
Headquarters	Fort Wayne, IN
Key people	Michael J. Small, CEO Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, CFO Ex. VP
Industry	Communications Services
Products	Telecommunications
Revenue	$882.4 Million USD (2005)
Employees	3,622
Website	www.centennialwireless.com

Centennial Wireless (NASDAQ: CYCL) is a regional wireless telecommunications provider that operates D-AMPS and GSM networks in the Midwest states of Michigan, Ohio and Indiana as well as the Southeastern states of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Centennial Wireless is a wholly owned subsidiary of Centennial Communications. Centennial also is opearating CDMA networks in in Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic.

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[edit] External Links

• Centennial Wireless
• Centennial of Puerto Rico
• Centennial Dominicana

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