2024 Campaign for Broadband

The 2024 elections present an opportunity for Michigan’s broadband industry to help elect state legislators who understand the key role private sector broadband providers play in the state’s economy. The companies and individuals below have generously supported BAMPAC’s 2024 Campaign for Broadband by giving financial support at club levels.

Ambassador’s club

The members of the Boards of Directors of the companies listed below have made financial commitments to BAMPAC for 2024.

Ogden Communications

president’s club

The individuals listed below have contributed at least $1,000 to BAMPAC for 2024.

Phil Truran (Michigan Broadband Services)

Governor’s club

The individuals listed below have contributed between $500 and $999 to BAMPAC for 2024.

Mark Bernath (Waldron Telephone)
Jay Brogan (Hiawatha Communications)
Corey Compagner (AcenTek)
Joelle Demand (BAM)
Nick Fike (Ogden Communications)
Dennis Gibbs (Ogden Communications)
Jerry Marlatt (Ogden Communications)
David McCartney (PFN)
Earl McMunn (Ogden Communications)
Michael Rampe (BAM)
Robert Sell (Ogden Communications)
Scott Stevenson (BAM)
William Stutzman (Ogden Communications)
Gene Winzeler (Ogden Communications)

house club

The individuals listed below have contributed between $125 and $249 to BAMPAC for 2024.

Gordon Caverly (JSI)
Dave Graney (Tii Technologies)
Tim Loney (Galloway Group)
Barb Main (Pigeon Telephone)
Teresa Sadler (Sand Creek Communications)

senate club

The individuals listed below have contributed between $250 and $499 to BAMPAC for 2024.