Hear from Brenda Trainor on the Importance of Broadband Access at Arcadia Coordinating Council Meeting
Bridging the Digital Divide: Brenda J. Trainor to Illuminate the Importance of Broadband Access at Arcadia Coordinating Council Meeting
Arcadia, CA — In a groundbreaking move, the Federal government has recently allocated over $50 Billion towards broadband infrastructure. The primary objective behind this initiative is to address the Digital Divide by ensuring that every home has access to the benefits of the Internet, a move spearheaded by installing fiber optic cable across communities.
The Arcadia Coordinating Council’s February meeting will feature a key presentation by Brenda J. Trainor, shedding light on the vital need for broadband access and its transformative impact on communities. The event is scheduled for Monday, February 5, 2024 at Villa Catrina, 251 N. Santa Anita Blvd., Arcadia.
Why Fiber Optic Cable? Unveiling the Realities and Possibilities
At the upcoming meeting, Brenda Trainor, a prominent small business owner and president of Frontier Trail Strategies, will delve into the historical context, technological nuances, and the role of real and artificial intelligence in communication. Brenda will articulate the tangible advantages of a fiber-rich infrastructure for the overall health of our economy.
“Access to the Internet over fiber optic cable is no longer a luxury but a necessity. The Digital Divide has real-world implications, and bridging this gap is crucial for the progress and inclusivity of our communities,” remarks Trainor.
About Brenda J. Trainor
Brenda J. Trainor, also known as The Dog Lady due to her role in owning and operating Wonder Dog Ranch, is a seasoned professional in the communications industry. With decades of experience in both the public and private sectors, Trainor has played pivotal roles in municipal service, regulatory roles, and private sector ventures.
Her extensive career includes municipal service regulating cable television and telephone companies in various cities, private sector leadership roles, and being a founding executive for Altrio Communications. Brenda’s consultancy, Frontier Trail Strategies, provides innovative guidance for communications, technology, and communities.
Brenda is a multifaceted media professional, with roles ranging from a writer, author, and editor to a lecturer, television producer, and talk-show host. With a Master’s Degree in communications and public policy from The University of Texas at Austin, Brenda brings a wealth of knowledge to the discourse on broadband and its impact on society.
For reservations contact Linda Clelland, President, ACCC.
arcadiacommunitycouncil@gmail.com
Meeting Location & Information:
Monday, February 5, 2024
Villa Catrina, 251 N. Santa Anita Blvd., Arcadia
11:45 am – 1:30 pm
RSVP by Friday, February 2, 2024