Amy Storey
As CTIA's Assistant Vice President of Public Affairs, Amy Storey works with a variety of audiences, including the media, on wireless industry issues and policies.
Having worked in various capacities for Fleishman-Hillard, one of the world’s premier public relations agencies, as well as serving in key roles for a number of state level elected officials, Storey has considerable public affairs experience.
Storey graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a bachelor's degree in political science.
Twitter: @ctia
Guest Post from Sprint: Protect your smartphone in case it is lost or stolen
In the last couple of weeks, we’ve been highlighting some of the wireless industry’s tools and tips to help consumers protect themselves and their smartphones from being stolen. Today’s guest post was originally published on the Sprint Community site on April 18 from JGatSprint. It is disconcerting to think about losing your smartphone. From email [...]
Guest Post from T-Mobile USA: Report a lost or stolen phone
We’re continuing to help educate consumers about the tools and tips they can use to protect themselves and their smartphones from being stolen (reminder about the four steps to deter smartphone thefts). Today’s guest blog post is from T-Mobile USA on what its customers should do if their devices are lost or stolen. For more [...]
Guest Post from AT&T: Protecting Your Device, Protecting Your Information
As part of our continued efforts to educate consumers about the tools and tips they can use to protect themselves and their smartphones from being stolen (as part of the four steps to deter smartphone thefts), we’re posting some information from the participating wireless companies. Today’s guest blog post was originally posted on the AT&T [...]
RSVP for CTIA Conference and Webinar: New Developments in Tower Siting Law
CTIA is sponsoring a conference and teleconference/webinar on Friday, April 20, highlighting important new developments in tower siting law and regulation. One of the key goals of federal policymakers is to promote wireless broadband build-out, and the Administration, Congress and the FCC have recognized that this cannot be achieved without expeditious tower siting. This CTIA [...]
Wireless Empowers Individuals Across the Globe
Wireless technology has positively impacted individuals and business around the world. As part of our March blog theme focused on wireless and international use, Trilogy International Partners Chairman of the Board John Stanton explains how wireless networks are inherently democratic because mobile devices empower individuals. Stanton was one of our keynote speakers at International CTIA [...]
Mobile Financial Service Benefits Haiti
Wireless has played a major role to rebuild Haiti after the devastating earthquake in 2010. As part of our March blog theme highlighting international wireless use, today’s video shows the mobile banking system in Haiti established by Trilogy International Partners and Mercy Corps. With the help of a $10 million incentive fund launched by The [...]
Wireless Helps Share Information on Human Rights
Human Rights Watch Executive Director Kenneth Roth says that human rights violations have become much harder to hide because witnesses use wireless send information globally as events happen. As part of our March blog theme highlighting international wireless use, this clip from International CTIA WIRELESS® 2011 highlights how wireless allows individuals in conflict areas to share [...]
Tweet for Help Using Your Mobile Phone
On March 11, 2011, Japan was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami that claimed the lives of more than 15,000 people. That disaster, like important events that happen across the globe, was shared nearly instantaneously to wide audiences with the help of social media services such as Twitter. With a wireless device, broadcasting a tweet [...]
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