Dec, 2022 : Bandwidth IG Hires Bruce Garrison as Its New CEO

📅 December 26, 2022 - Dark fiber provider Bandwidth IG has hired Bruce Garrison as its new CEO. Prior to Bandwidth IG, Mr. Garrison was CEO of Kansas Fiber Network.

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