Cable Industry’s New Chief Lobbyist Is a Republican Fundraiser and Ex-Senator

Cable industry’s new chief lobbyist is a Republican fundraiser and ex-senator

Ex-senator Cory Gardner replaces ex-FCC Chairman Michael Powell as head of NCTA.

Internet & Television Association Taps Cory Gardner as President and CEO

Former Colorado senator and congressman Cory Gardner has been named the new head of the Internet & Television Association. He will replace Michael Powell, who has served as president and CEO of the NCTA for 15 years, on Sept. 22 “This is a moment of tremendous opportunity for our industry to lead in expanding wired and wireless connectivity, investing in American ingenuity and people, and powering our digital economy,” Gardner said in a Tuesday …

Cory Gardner To Lead Cable And Telecom Trade Group NCTA-The Internet & Television Association

Cory Gardner, a former U.S. senator and congressman from Colorado, has been tapped to lead the NCTA – The Internet & Television Association. Gardner will succeed Michael Powell, who is stepping down after 15 years. Gardner will start in his role as president and CEO on Sept. 22. In Congress, Gardner held assignments on committees […]

Cable Trade Group NCTA Names Former GOP U.S. Senator and Representative Cory Gardner CEO

NCTA – the Internet & Television Association named Cory Gardner its new president and CEO, taking over the role from Michael Powell.

NCTA Names Former Sen. Cory Gardner as New CEO

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, 2025 – Former Senator Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican, will take the helm of NCTA – The Internet & Television Association later this month as its new president and CEO.Gardner, who starts Sept. 22, succeeds Michael Powell, the former Federal Communications Commission chairman who will be stepping down after nearly 15 years leading the organization. Gardner previously served in both the House and Senate, holding committee…

Trade group NCTA, which represents cable and telecom giants, names former Republican Senator Cory Gardner as president and CEO, succeeding Michael Powell

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