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Stacey Black

Retired Public Policy - Regulatory - Advocacy - Lobbying - Strategic Planning

Stacey Black is a retired professional with extensive experience in public policy, regulatory affairs, and strategic planning, primarily within the wireless telecommunications industry. As of July 2022, Stacey has been listed as retired at Don'tWork, LLC, and previously provided strategic consulting services through Black Telecommunications Consulting until January 2023.

Stacey's career spans over 40 years, with significant roles at AT&T, where they served as Assistant Vice President for Federal Regulatory Spectrum and Assistant Vice President for Strategic Products. In these positions, Stacey was involved in developing and advocating for wireless spectrum policies and played a key role in the FirstNet legislation, which established a nationwide public safety broadband network. Additionally, Stacey held leadership roles at Cingular, Inc., focusing on government and fleet data solutions.1

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Jan 12 · linkedin

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Retired at Don'tWork, LLC.!

Jul 4 · linkedin

Well, after 20 years with AT&T the time has come to turn the page to the next chapter. While I am technically retiring from the Company, I plan to stay active and pursue contract or specific opportunities within the wireless industry or the Public Safety Sector that I can add value to. Reach out to say hello or if you have heard of any #opportunities that might be a good fit. #retiring #traveling #pianoplaying

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Greater Tampa Bay Area