FiberLight appoints Chris Rabii as CEO alongside Jim Lynch remaining Executive Chairman

– USA, GA –  FiberLight, LLC, a fiber infrastructure provider with more than 20 years of experience building and operating mission-critical, high-bandwidth networks, today announced the appointment of Christopher Rabii as CEO succeeding interim CEO Jim Lynch who will remain Executive Chairman.

“I am confident that Chris’s extensive experience and drive will enhance FiberLight’s products, services and capabilities, which in turn will benefit our customers,” said Executive Chairman, Jim Lynch. “I’m looking forward to working with him and the entire team to position FiberLight for the coming growth in 5G and the continuing demand from hyperscale and SaaS customers.

About Chris Rabii

Prior to Rabii’s appointment as CEO of FiberLight, he was the SVP of Technology, Fulfillment, and Operations for Altice Business, a division of Altice USA, where he was responsible for all activities related to service delivery, engineering, and operations in support of Altice’s enterprise and carrier customers. Before his role at Altice, Rabii served as the SVP of Operations and CTO at Cablevision Lightpath, which was acquired by Altice in 2016. In this role, Rabii was instrumental in achieving challenging operational upgrades, leading a team to ultimately provide improvements that were noteworthy for their successful partnership with sales, speed of implementation, and subsequent customer service enhancements. The resulting financial performance exceeded industry expectations.

Chris and his teams have consistently outperformed in key technical and operational areas, including network design, fiber construction, engineering, field operations, provisioning, maintenance, and network monitoring. Earlier in his career, Rabii held several executive management positions at AboveNet, an early leader in providing mission-critical metro fiber connectivity to enterprise customers across Tier 1 markets in the U.S.

“I am excited to take the reins at FiberLight, which recently recapitalized the business to focus on its mission-critical fiber network deployments throughout Texas and the Northern Virginia markets,” said Chris Rabii, CEO of FiberLight. “I look forward to working with Jim Lynch and the entire management team at FiberLight as we expand our network and service capabilities to meet our customers’ evolving capacity and diversity requirements.”

About FiberLight

FiberLight designs, builds, and deploys mission-critical high bandwidth networks to ignite our client’s digital transformation. With 14,000 route miles of fiber networks and 78,000 pre-qualified near-net buildings, FiberLight operates in over 30 metropolitan areas in the U.S. Our service portfolio includes high-capacity Ethernet and Wave Transport Services, Cloud Connect, Dedicated Internet Access, Dark Fiber and Wireless Backhaul serving domestic and international telecom companies, wireless, wireline, cable and cloud providers as well as key players across the enterprise, government, and education.

In addition to enterprise digital transformation enablement, FiberLight’s network demand is driven by regional MNO and WISP tower expansions, hyperscale-owned data center connectivity requirements and multiple hyperscale conduit, and diverse fiber route requirements. The company’s high-capacity lit and dark fiber footprint now spans more than 10,350 route miles throughout Texas with more than 700 route miles in Virginia, providing customers diverse connectivity and enhanced fiber capabilities that bypass traditional and congested fiber routes.

For more information: https://www.fiberlight.com/

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