WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS - 22, november
2005 1st TRANSATLANTIC TELECOM INDUSTRY
Dennis Weller is Chief Economist of Verizon, the largest
wireline and second largest wireless operator in the United States.
Mr. Weller did his graduate study in economics at Stanford University,
and performed economic research at the Hoover Institution under
grants from the U.S. Department of Justice. Mr. Weller began his
career in telecommunications at AT&T, where he developed the
pricing strategy and new service offers with which AT&T responded
to competition in long distance. As Chief Economist of GTE, Mr.
Weller proposed new approaches to universal service, and negotiated
an industry agreement which cut access charges in the United States
in half. At Verizon, Mr. Weller is now focused on policies for next
generation networks.
Dennis Weller is Chief Economist of Verizon, the largest
wireline and second largest wireless operator in the United States.
Mr. Weller did his graduate study in economics at Stanford University,
and performed economic research at the Hoover Institution under
grants from the U.S. Department of Justice. Mr. Weller began his
career in telecommunications at AT&T, where he developed the
pricing strategy and new service offers with which AT&T responded
to competition in long distance. As Chief Economist of GTE, Mr.
Weller proposed new approaches to universal service, and negotiated
an industry agreement which cut access charges in the United States
in half. At Verizon, Mr. Weller is now focused on policies for next
generation networks.
