Greg has helped clients plan for and obtain access to federal resources to ensure they can serve their communities. For the past 25 years he has worked for the Federal Communications Commission, in private practice and for a non-profit advocating for helping all people gain access to robust affordable broadband, including rural and tribal telecommunications companies as they pursued changes to federal law and policies to help them bring broadband to their communities.

The dominant pursuit of Greg’s career has been closing the digital divide. He firmly believes that in a digital society, no one can be left without access to affordable broadband and the skills needed to secure the economic and educational benefits that access provides.

Greg Guice earned his bachelor’s degree in political science at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his law degree at the George Mason School of Law.