The FCC said Thursday the committee will work to provide advice, technical support and proposals with regards to the WRC-19.
Power served as the U.S. deputy chief technology officer for telecommunications in the White House office of science and technology, national telecommunications and information administration chief of staff at the Commerce Department and was a senior legal adviser to then-FCC Chairman William Kennard prior to CTIA.
Murphy was Inmarsat‘s vice president for government affairs before he joined ViaSat and assisted the FCC’s international bureau on broadcast and mobile satellite licensing issues for the past 10 years.