Education Networks of America

Company Link(s)

• ENA Press Releases
• Enhance. Engage. Educate.
• Making the Connection Brochure
• Managed Internet Network Services: Making the Case for Schools
• Memphis City Schools Fiber WAN & Voice Implementation
• Networked for Learning White Paper
• Networks Have To Work...or Education Doesn't
• The Future They Deserve
• www.ena.com

Company Description

Founded in 1996 with a vision to offer technology solutions that make reaching and using valuable information as easy and reliable as turning on the lights, today ENA provides connectivity, voice and video solutions to schools and libraries in Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Vermont. The converged networks that we design, deploy and manage, as well as the digital classroom resources we offer, improve instructional capabilities and operational efficiencies. ENA currently serves 9.3 million customers and over 5,300 sites with best-of-breed technologies, around-the-clock network support and a commitment to outstanding customer satisfaction. Empowered by networks that save them time, money and frustration, our customers are free to focus on what matters most: preparing students, strengthening communities and leading enterprises into the 21st century.

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Company Contacts

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Biography: Lillian Kellogg has dedicated her career to education and has over 25 years of experience in the field of educational technology. She is the Chair for the Partnership for 21st Century Skills (P21) and is also a board member of the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) and co-chairs their Empowering the 21st Century Superintendent initiative. Previously a board member and education division co-chair of the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA), Lillian remains highly active in SIIA. As vice president of client services for ENA, Lillian oversees marketing as well as strategic national partnerships.

Biography: Bob joined the ENA team in March 2000. He is responsible for both solution development and ongoing management oversight of all technology and services throughout ENA, ensuring that ENAâ??s connectivity and communication solutions are designed for the unique needs of education and libraries. Bobâ??s ability to bring innovative and emerging technologies to ENAâ??s customers is in part informed by his active participation in regional and national associations such as Internet2 and StateNets. He has significant experience both integrating new technologies and solutions into existing networks, making them faster and more reliable, as well as with aggressive technology deployments. Overseeing the overall technical architecture and direction of the company, Bob plays a critical role on ENAâ??s leadership team. Prior to joining ENA, Bob served as chief technical officer for Telalink Corporation, a regional Internet service provider, and before that as integration project manager for PSINet.