Glenn E. Lytle

Lumos Networks Corp. engages in the provision of fiber network services. It focuses on the enterprise, healthcare, residential and small business, and communications sectors. It offers Ethernet, multiprotocol label switching, dark fiber, advanced data center services, and voice and cloud solutions. The company was founded on August 8, 2011 and is headquartered in Waynesboro, VA.

Telcove, Inc. provides telecommunication services. The company offers integrated voice, Internet and data services to businesses and other carriers through its own metropolitan and inter-city fiber-optic network. The network consists of 22,000 route-miles of local and long haul fiber optics. The company was founded in 1991 and is located in Coudersport, PA.

Horizon Telcom, Inc. engages in the provision of telecommunication services. It operates its business through following two business units: Hometown services and Network Partners. The Hometown services business unit provides services include voice, video and data services provided to commercial and residential customers in and around Ross County, Ohio. The Network Partners business unit provides fiber optic-based carrier services over its extensive regional network and the networks of vendor carriers. The company was founded in 1895 and is headquartered in Chillicothe, OH.

The Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania (TCCP) is an organization that connects members and organizations to promote technology and fuel economic development in the central PA region. The non-profit company is based in Harrisburg, PA. TCCP offers various programs and events, including peer learning groups, awards programs, and tech conferences. The organization aims to support a culture of innovation by connecting technologists from diverse industries, backgrounds, and experiences with opportunities to learn, collaborate, and innovate. TCCP investors receive elevated brand recognition while supporting the organization's programs and events.

The Pittsburgh Technology Council is an organization that helps tech companies succeed through business development, talent retention, government relations, and visibility services. The council is based in Pittsburgh, PA, and was founded by William R. Newlin. Companies at all growth stages use the council to build new business, connect to capital, grow a workforce, and make headlines. The council sponsors various events, including the Summer Slam and TechFest, where software development professionals from southwestern and surrounding areas convene to explore and elevate through professional development.