Elizabeth Andrion

Andrion’s mission to make more spectrum available for shared licensed and unlicensed use isn’t the only way she advocates for spreading the love. She participates in Charter’s mentoring programming and collaborates with the Multicultural Business Resource Group, which seeks to help employees from various backgrounds advance the culture of inclusion—both within Charter’s walls and outside them—through mentorship, development and civic involvement.

Who would play you in a movie about your life? Lea Salonga—she is also Filipina and an amazing and accomplished singer. Although I am not sure if she would be able to match my karaoke abilities.

What’s your boldest prediction about your industry in the next 10 years? My prediction is that everyone will still be talking about how Convergence is finally coming, as every possible combination of content, distribution and device will have been tried and re-tried over and over again.

What movie or show is must-watch for celebrating diversity? Explain your answer. “Hidden Figures”. The film is about three pioneering brilliant and persevering Black women who served as NASA’s first computers (pre-IBM), all while combatting the racial and gender discrimination that was rampant in their time.

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