Broadband Development Conference
Allo, Founder and President - Leased Networks
ALLO serves more than 50 communities across Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, and Nebraska, providing residential services and a suite of advanced business technology solutions.
In May 2026 Allo announced that Brad Moline, would transition into the new role of Founder and President - Leased Networks. In this role, Moline will focus on accelerating growth opportunities through leased-network initiatives. He will also continue to serve on ALLO's Board of Directors and remain actively engaged in supporting ALLO's long-term strategy and growth.
Moline also serves on the board of his family’s grocery operations in Nebraska and Colorado. He holds a degree in business administration, with distinction, from the University of Nebraska and is formerly a certified public accountant with Ernest & Young.
This session will explore the changing landscape of broadband infrastructure ownership and compare different ownership models, including ISP-owned networks, municipal networks, utility lease models, developer-installed infrastructure, and open access wholesale networks. The discussion will examine how risk, financing, and long-term infrastructure planning differ depending on who owns the network, and why many service providers are shifting toward asset-light models.
We will also discuss how infrastructure ownership decisions affect competition, deployment speed, long-term maintenance, and community outcomes, and why no single ownership model is applicable to every market.
