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May
07
Elauwit relocates to the country’s top city…and not by accident
Elauwit’s corporate headquarters have relocated to Charleston, SC, which was recently named Conde-Nast Traveler magazine reader’s Top City in the U.S.more
May
01
Elauwit Media reorganizes management and promotes from within
There’s been several job changes, promotions and leadership adjustments at Elauwit as of late. Keep up with who’s who and who’s where.more
Apr
16
Grandview property, Elauwit technology featured in a 3M ad campaign
3M’s One Pass was Elauwit’s solution to conceal the fiber running through the Grandview Condos and so they came to us to help show off its undeniable value.more
Mar
26
Elauwit Media rounds out the Central Jersey market with The Princeton Sun newspaper
Starting this week, residents of Princeton, New Jersey will begin to receive their Sun News newspaper. This marks the sixth and final edition to Elauwit’s Central Jersey plan.more
Mar
20
NPR features off-campus dorms, and Elauwit client, EdR
The new way of college living is not the cinder block, institution-like hole out of which many of us may have graduated. It’s real apartment living with private bathrooms, roomy living spaces and multiple windows. more
Elauwit names Barry Rubens as next chief executive
The board of directors of Elauwit has named Barry Rubens chief executive effective April 1, 2012.
“This is an exciting moment for Elauwit,” Chairman of the Board Russell Cann said of Rubens’ promotion from his current role as chief financial officer. “Barry has brought a wealth of experience and wisdom to Elauwit, and we are all excited to see him use that knowledge to lead our company.”
Rubens succeeds Dan McDonough, Jr., who steps down as chief executive March 31. McDonough has run the company for the past three years and will continue to serve on Elauwit’s board of directors and on its executive committee.
“Barry has been a trusted teammate, a mentor and a friend for the last three years,” McDonough said. “He is perfectly suited to take Elauwit to the next level and I am excited to support his efforts to do just that.”
In addition to serving as chief financial officer, Rubens, 51, has served on the board of directors of Elauwit. Prior to joining Elauwit’s board in 2009, he founded Davidson Telecom to provide telecommunications services to large shopping mall developers. He continues to be the majority shareowner of Davidson.
Previously, Rubens served as the senior vice president and chief financial officer of CT Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: CTCI). During this period (1993-2002), CTCI successfully grew revenues from $40 million to $160 million. In his role as chief financial officer for CTCI, Rubens led the company into new business ventures including a partnership with Cingular wireless and a "greenfield" initiative providing telecommunications services to developers in the Southeast. Rubens also had responsibility for leading the company's public offering and listing on the Nasdaq.
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