Greg Orlando has over 15 years of experience in communications policy, handling key issues such as privacy and data security, broadband infrastructure, net neutrality, media policy and Universal Service Fund matters. He has a unique, deep and varied portfolio of experience in Washington, D.C., having worked on technology and telecommunications issues at the key decision-making government entities with industry jurisdiction. In the executive branch, Greg served as a Senior Legal Advisor to a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner, and was counsel at the National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA). In the U.S. Congress, he served as Counsel to the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee and has held numerous senior positions in the House of Representatives.
Greg has worked on a number of key communications law issues, including the FCC's Open Internet Order, the Internet Protocol transition, issues surrounding the Universal Service Fund and intercarrier compensation, broadband infrastructure deployment, and Title II privacy issues. He has also worked on key media and broadcast issues, including the FCC's set top box proceeding, retransmission consent issues and the broadcast incentive auction.