Evan Feinman is Gov. Ralph Northam’s chief broadband adviser and executive director of the Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission. Contact him at efeinman@revitalizeva.org.

Evan Feinman, the former director of the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program, or BEAD, which provides grants to expand internet access across the country, condemned the efforts of the ...

Evan Feinman previously served as Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources for Governor McAuliffe. Prior to his appointment, he served as Deputy Policy Director for the Governor’s transition team ...

The technology offered by Starlink, Musk’s company, is inferior, wrote Evan Feinman, who had directed the $42.5 billion broadband program for the past three years.

News Evan Feinman has not held back in the media after departing as the director of the BEAD Program at the NTIA last week By: Brad Randall, Broadband Communities Evan Feinman has been sounding the ...

Evan Feinman remembers a time when the landscape of Southwest and Southside Virginia looked quite different — both physically and economically. “I’m just old enough to remember how good ...

The 1,100-plus-word email, first reported by Politico, was written by Evan Feinman, the director of the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program (BEAD), within the National ...

Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s office announced Friday that Evan Feinman, most recently Virginia’s deputy secretary of natural resources, has been appointed executive director of the commission, which has ...

The comments came from Evan Feinman, who ran the rural broadband program until being pushed out last week. “The clear thrust of his directive was to increase the amount of satellite being used ...

In particular, Feinman highlighted the focus on pushing low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite coverage in the BEAD Program above other considerations.

The Virginia Tobacco Commission, which provides formerly tobacco-dependent communities with money to promote economic development, has a leader and a new name. Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s office announced ...