His most recent work for a leading non-profit organization included advocating and securing once-in-a-generation funding for the build out of broadband infrastructure as well as working with a broad range of companies and civil society groups to secure funding for affordability and digital equity efforts under the Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act.

The dominant pursuit of Greg’s career has been closing the digital divide. He firmly believes that in a digital society, no one can be left without access to affordable broadband and the skills needed to secure the economic and educational benefits that access provides. Through his work for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), clients at Akin Gump and McGuire Woods, and his work advocating for the public interest at Public Knowledge, Greg has worked strategically through the regulatory and legislative process to achieve real, tangible results in that pursuit.

Greg Guice earned his bachelor's degree in political science at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his law degree at the George Mason School of Law. Greg is a member of the Bar of Virginia and the District of Columbia.