Wireless Infrastructure Association
WIA represents the companies that build, own, and operate the nation’s digital infrastructure. Through advocacy, workforce development, and Connect (X), we work to enable wireless broadband everywhere.
Members save on exhibit space, sponsorships, and registration at Connect (X).
Membership puts your company inside the rooms where policy is shaped, standards are set, and the industry’s agenda is written.
Attend committee calls and webinars to gain first-hand knowledge about impactful legislation and regulation that may affect your business.
Join your voice with others in the industry, and work with other players to educate key stakeholders about the role of wireless across the nation.
Use WIA’s blog, social channels, and whitepaper distribution to highlight your company news, customer wins, and case studies.
Join one of WIA’s Industry Initiative Groups to highlight your company’s role in shaping connectivity today and in the future.
Members get discounts on exhibit space, sponsorships, and registration passes — plus discounted TEC training year-round.
Through public affairs and advocacy efforts — at the local, state, and federal level — WIA works to support the widespread deployment of digital infrastructure in order to enable wireless broadband everywhere.
Members join that work directly: committee calls and webinars on the legislation and regulation that affects their business, coalitions that educate stakeholders nationwide, and Industry Initiative Groups shaping what connectivity looks like next.
Digital infrastructure is changing faster than ever, and modern technology brings new skills. Members get TEC training at a discount.
A catalog of courses developed by experts, educators, and industry leaders with decades of experience in the wireless industry — built to train the next generation for productivity, efficiency, and success. Members train at a discount.
A joint venture of telecommunications companies, industry associations, and the U.S. Department of Labor that develops DoL-credentialed apprenticeship programs for qualified employers. WIA is the national sponsor.
If your company is already planning to be in Phoenix, membership pays for part of the trip.
Companies across the digital infrastructure ecosystem — carriers, tower owners, contractors, equipment and software providers, utilities, and professional services firms.
Dues depend on company type and size. The membership team will walk you through the level that fits.
Start with a committee call or an Industry Initiative Group. Both are open to members and are the fastest route from joining to being in the room.
Members receive discounted rates on exhibit space, sponsorships, and registration passes.
TEC courses are discounted for members rather than included. TIRAP programs are available to qualified employers through the Department of Labor partnership.
Talk to the Membership Team.
Tell us about your company and we’ll walk you through the membership level that fits, what your team can join first, and the Connect (X) savings.
Get Connect (X) 2027 news first — speaker announcements, program updates, and registration deadlines, straight to your inbox.
Enter your work email and we’ll send you the one-page justification letter for your manager.
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