Thomas A. Stroup

Satellite Industry Association is a recognized focal point for the satellite industry, advocating industry positions. The non-profit company is based in Washington. The American company provides satellite communications services that are capable of providing broadband connectivity to rural and remote areas of the country. The company also commends the U.S. Department of State and the Vice President for the recognition of the unprecedented growth of the commercial space sector and the critical role satellites play. Additionally, Satellite Telehealth services can connect rural and remote patients with general physicians and medical specialists via broadband internet connectivity.

GroupServe, Inc. provides software services. It develops software communication solutions, collaboration, and application integration software services. The firm's services include wireless groupware systems. The company was founded by Wayne Silby in 1997 and is located in Arlington, VA.

CSM Wireless LLC provides wireless communications services. The company was founded by Thomas A. Stroup and is headquartered in Peabody, MA.

Shared Spectrum Co. develops cognitive radio technologies. The firm offers DSA licensing, research and development, spectrum sensing toolbox and software solutions. It caters commercial, defense, public safety and civilian government markets. The firm's Dynamic Spectrum Access technology enables radio devices to dramatically improve spectrum utilization, communications reliability and network deployment time. The company was founded by Mark A. McHenry in 2000 and is headquartered in Vienna, VA.

The Wireless Infrastructure Association represents companies involved in the development, building, ownership, and operation of wireless infrastructure in the United States. The non-profit company is based in Alexandria, VA. Patrick Halley has been the CEO of the company since 2022. Its members include wireless carriers, infrastructure providers, and professional services firms that collectively own and operate over 135,000 telecommunications facilities worldwide.

Part of Azzurra Holding Corp., Columbia Spectrum Management LP provides turnkey relocation services for microwave paths. The company is based in Vienna, VA. Columbia Spectrum Management was acquired by Azzurra Holding Corp. on February 12, 1997 for $22.50 million. The company was founded by Thomas A. Stroup.

WhamTech, Inc. develops indexed adapter-based data virtualization, federation integration and interoperability technology software products. The firm develops these products to anticipate, meet and exceed the demands of customers seeking an alternative to the conventional approaches of data warehouses, federated data access with conventional adapters and enterprise search. Its adapter products are based on independent, cleansed indexes that execute both structured and unstructured queries for data warehouse capabilities, including results when data sources are unavailable and archive. The company was founded on November 23, 1998 and is headquartered in Dallas, TX.

SquareLoop, Inc. operated a location-based services platform for the distribution of emergency alerts, premium content, and marketing messages to mobile devices. Its mobile messaging platform supports geographic targeting, sender defined alert tones and rich media messaging solutions. The firm also provided solutions for public safety, medical messaging, campus security and mobile marketing applications. The company was founded on December 6, 2004 and was headquartered in Reston, VA.