Independent ISP Teksavvy announced yesterday the appointment of Bram Abramson as its new Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer.
Bram holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Concordia University and a BCL and LLB in Law from McGill University. Additionally, he is an adjunct professor of communications law at Osgoode Hall Law School, a co-author of the Regulatory Guide to Canadian Television, and past chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s national Entertainment, Media and Communications Law section.
Prior to becoming a communications lawyer, Bram worked in telecom strategy and policy. At TeleGeography, a global telecom analysis and mapping firm, he led research on international Internet infrastructure. At the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, he worked as a Senior Financial Analyst within the regulatory body’s telecommunications branch, where he was involved with what is now the annual Communications Monitoring Report.
Coming from a major law firm, Bram will help keep Teksavvy at the forefront of protecting Canadian consumers’ communications rights in the face of growing challenges and opportunities. Which is right in line with what Teksavvy believes in. That’s great for Teksavvy.
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TekSavvy Announces Onboarding Of New Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer
Independent ISP Teksavvy announced yesterday the appointment of Bram Abramson as its new Chief Legal and Regulatory Officer.
Bram holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Concordia University and a BCL and LLB in Law from McGill University. Additionally, he is an adjunct professor of communications law at Osgoode Hall Law School, a co-author of the Regulatory Guide to Canadian Television, and past chair of the Canadian Bar Association’s national Entertainment, Media and Communications Law section.
Prior to becoming a communications lawyer, Bram worked in telecom strategy and policy. At TeleGeography, a global telecom analysis and mapping firm, he led research on international Internet infrastructure. At the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, he worked as a Senior Financial Analyst within the regulatory body’s telecommunications branch, where he was involved with what is now the annual Communications Monitoring Report.
Coming from a major law firm, Bram will help keep Teksavvy at the forefront of protecting Canadian consumers’ communications rights in the face of growing challenges and opportunities. Which is right in line with what Teksavvy believes in. That’s great for Teksavvy.
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