ADVISORY/BridgeWave Communications to Speak at Fixed Wireless Broadband Access Europe Conference.

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Fixed Wireless Broadband Access Europe 2001

ADVISORY...for Tuesday (Nov. 6)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHO & WHAT:

Gregg Levin, senior vice president of marketing and business development for BridgeWave Communications, an innovator in wireless access systems that extend the reach of broadband networks, will speak at the Fixed Wireless Broadband Access Europe Conference on November 6 at 3:30 p.m. Gregg Levin will address "The Need for a Cost-Effective and Universal Transport Extension Technology to Speed the Rollout of Broadband Access."

Gregg's breadth of experience comes from holding several key executive positions at Wireless including the following: executive vice president/chief technical officer, vice president and general manager of internetworking products, vice president of engineering and vice president of marketing. Gregg was the driving technical and management force behind the WaveNet IP family of high-capacity wireless access routers. Prior to Wireless, Gregg held a series of engineering management roles at Hewlett-Packard. He spearheaded internetworking product development for the PA-RISC Unix workstation and server product lines, and led advanced development projects in ATM, network management and network security. Gregg received a BA from Haverford College, an MS from the University of Michigan and an MBA from the Santa Clara University.

WHERE & WHEN:

    Fixed Wireless Broadband Access Europe 2001
    Golden Tulip Room, Grand Krasnapolsky Hotel
    Krasnapolsky, Amsterdam
    November 6, 2001, at 3:30 p.m.
BACKGROUND:

BridgeWave Communications, Inc., develops and markets wireless access technologies that extend the reach of broadband networks, allowing service providers to reach untapped subscribers with high-bandwidth services. BridgeWave is a Silicon Valley-based corporation, established in December 1998 by veteran technology executives of high-performance wireless internetworking system companies. Principal investors include Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP), BreezeCOM LTD, Scientific-Atlanta, Inc., DRW Venture Partners LP, investment funds affiliated with Merrill Lynch & Co., MKS Ventures LLC, Oak Investment Partners, Ampal, and Seapoint Ventures.