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A Model for Colorado ?

A Model for Colorado ?. J. Phillip Halstead, Ph.D. Mountain Connect – Vail, CO June 9, 2014. Two Things:. I. Success Factors II. Core Competencies. I. Success Factors:. Statute Governor Funding Focused Organization Public-Private Cooperation Measure Success

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A Model for Colorado ?

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  1. A Model for Colorado? J. Phillip Halstead, Ph.D. Mountain Connect – Vail, CO June 9, 2014

  2. Two Things: I. Success Factors II. Core Competencies

  3. I. Success Factors: Statute Governor Funding Focused Organization Public-Private Cooperation Measure Success Communicate Success

  4. Statute Illinois High Speed Internet and Information Act of 1995: • Vision • Economic Dev • Nonprofit Org • State Plan • Statewide Outreach

  5. Governor • Governor Pat Quinn • Office of Governor • Key State Agencies ALSO: • U.S. Senator Dick Durbin

  6. Funding Invested: $203 MM Federal $70 MM State $20 MM Other $292 MM TOTAL

  7. Focused Organization • PCI / Broadband Illinois • 501 (c)(3) • Board of Directors • Staff

  8. Public-Private Cooperation • 200 Carriers & Service Providers • Inputs to State-National Plan • “Find” Tool • “Request” Tool

  9. Measure Success • IBOP Report to Gov – 9 Projects • $292 MM Invested • 2,396 Miles Conduit Laid • 3,593 Miles Fiber Blown • 36,878 New Subscribers • 1,342 Anchors Connected • 1,052 Direct Jobs at Peak

  10. Communicate Success • State Broadband Info Center • Strategic Mar-Com Plan • Clearinghouse for Broadband Info • Media Relations • Op-Eds & Editorial Board Visits • Article Placement • Collateral Materials

  11. II. Core Competencies: • Mapping • 2. Regional Outreach • 3. Funded Programs • 4. Teamwork

  12. Mapping

  13. Outreach: Regional Teams

  14. Funded Prog: $293 MM Federal

  15. Funded Prog: Governor’s Gigabit Community Challenge $5 MM

  16. Measure Success: Broadband Everywhere

  17. Communicate Success: • Job Creation • Education • Healthcare • Public Safety • Government • Energy • Agriculture

  18. Communicate Success: Broadband Innovations $500,0000 to 14 Projects

  19. Recap: Core Capabilities • Mapping • Regional Outreach • Public-Private Cooperation • Teamwork

  20. Recap: Success Factors 1. Statute 2. Governor 3. Funding 4. Focused Organization 5. Public-Private Cooperation 6. Measure Success 7. Communicate Success

  21. J. Phillip Halstead, Ph.D. Executive Director 304.989.6344 phil.halstead@broadbandillinois.org

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