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Represents 138 independent telephone companies in the state of Iowa.
Represents telecommunications industry in Kansas. Membership required for site access.
Serves as an advocate in the legislative and regulatory arenas, provides a forum for the exchange information and ideas, serves as a liaison with related government and industry members, and performs educational and training functions.
Trade organization pursuing statewide strategies that encourage the deployment of technologies that enable WITA members to be the best providers of telecommunication products and services.
Forum for members to foster collaboration and to present on behalf of the telecommunications industry a unified position on matters of importance before the regulatory and legislative bodies of Illinois.
Promotes the use and development of telephone service and communication services, and uniform and efficient methods of accounting, engineering, construction management and operations among telephone utilities.
Encourages harmonious relationships among the regulated units of the telecommunications industry throughout Pennsylvania.
Promotes the interests of its members in all matters affecting the telecommunications industry in the State of Missouri.
Holds educational and training seminars, coordinates industry activities during legislative sessions, represents the industry on regulatory issues, and works with member companies on individual projects.
Represents the interests of over 100 small, medium and large telecommunications companies that provide telecommunications services like voice, data, wireless and Internet access to Minnesota's metro and rural communities.
Represents telecommunications issues in the State of Wisconsin. Membership required for site access.
Represents the telecommunications industry, collects and disseminates information relative to the industry, and provides a forum for the discussion and resolution of issues of mutual concern.
Group of independent telephone companies that have joined together to promote common interests and share ideas and knowledge.
Interfaces with regulatory and legislative bodies on issues, develops the telephone infrastructure in Arkansas, and assists the membership in meeting the needs of their customers.
Provides information, education, and other necessary support to promote the long-term success of its members.
Provides news, legislative and regulatory information to members.
Maintains standards of operation, promotes customer and public relations with telephone consumers, preserves information valuable to the members, and coordinates legal and technical efforts of the members.
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