Former Kansas Broadband Chief Reflects on Controversial Exit
Piros de Carvalho’s departure comes at a time in which state broadband offices are being scrutinized as never before.

Piros de Carvalho’s departure comes at a time in which state broadband offices are being scrutinized as never before.
July 11, 2024 – One of the most visible state broadband leaders, Kansas’ Jade Piros de Carvalho, is out of a job.
Piros de Carvalho was let go from her position on June 5 because of an in-person comment she made.
In particular, Piros de Carvalho told Broadband Breakfast that the comment was about a “threat to pull a contract due to a change in key personnel.”
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