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Glenn Llopis, President & CEO Glenn is the catalyst and figurehead that communicates the TWC vision. He is the architect of the TWC Methodology and works with government officials to create economic development and innovative public safety programs Glenn leads the team that develops and implements all TWC Conferences and Consulting Engagements. Glenn also serves as the corporate liaison to forge the alignment of government with the community (its people, businesses, schools, special interest groups, etc.) to assure the proper resources & strategies are in place to optimize and sustain economic growth. To learn more about Glenn, visit www.glennllopis.com |
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Denise Brown, Managing Director/Community Safety Advocate Denise spearheads all wireless community safety program initiatives for TWC. Known throughout the world for her resiliency & tenacity against domestic violence, Denise offers compelling strategies that utilize the Municipal Wireless Movement and its technology as a means to further promote innovative awareness and prevention methods to make communities safer than ever. |
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Lee Lubin, Managing Director/General Counsel Lee leads TWC's in-house counsel team and has been practicing law since 1993. After graduating cum laude from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1990, with a Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology, Mr. Lubin attended the law school at the University of Southern California (USC), graduating in 1993 with the degree of juris doctor. |
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Kari Huguelet, Director - Conferences/Events Kari leads our dynamic in-house conferences and events management team. Known for her creativity, wit, savvy and captivating personality; Kari brings 12 years of Events Management experience to the The Wireless City Team. Additionally, Kari spearheads our community outreach program that involves volunteering with local non-profit organizations and is active with community development and special interest groups that focus on safety, children and family development. |