Add Another Cord-Cutter to the List - Former Comcast Employee Hired by Everywhere Wireless

    CHICAGO, IL, July 21, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Comcast is losing battles left and right; the ISP's first Account Executive to close an X1 double-play deal in Chicago recently joined Everywhere Wireless' team as Associate Director of Business Development.

"We are honored to have someone with such a successful and experienced background join our ever-growing team," said Keegan Bonebrake, EVP of Strategy and Real Estate at Everywhere Wireless. "He has already proven to be a valuable addition to the company; I'm certain he will help us continue to provide more and more Chicago residents with Gigabit Internet."

James Cesario, an eight-year veteran in the telecommunications industry, is now working to provide Chicago with the fastest, most reliable Internet in the market. After first hearing about EW while working as an Account Executive for Comcast, Cesario quickly realized that the fastest-growing ISP in Chicago checked all of the boxes when it came to potential employers.

"I wanted to be a part of a young, sharp, passionate team, selling a fantastic product and Everywhere Wireless more than met those requirements for me," said Cesario. "I feel like I have unlimited potential to grow."

When asked about his experience with Everywhere Wireless thus far, Cesario said representing a product that utilizes a different technology to provide Internet gives him major insight about the ways in which telecommunications are growing and changing every day. Unlike traditional Internet providers, Everywhere Wireless utilizes a mixed fiber-microwave network to deliver speeds up to 1,000 Mbps (One Gigabit).

He also cited the major difference between the two companies - reputation. Comcast is notorious for having poor customer service, while Everywhere Wireless has a perfect, 5-star Yelp rating (the only Chicago ISP able to make that claim). Cesario also said it's a "breath of fresh air" to have a product and service that "sells itself," and access to Everywhere Wireless' ease of structuring and flexibility when executing deals. The "big boys" of the industry often adopt the policy of "take it or leave it," pushing clients into multi-year, Multiple Dwelling Unit (MDU) Bulk Service Agreements. Inc. Magazine recently reported on a similar topic.

"Comcast contracts are like McDonalds' burgers; every single one is made the exact same way, every single time. There was always so much red tape to make even the smallest of changes to accommodate a client," said Cesario. "Everywhere Wireless approaches their client relationships more like Burger King; you can have it your way."

It's this same flexibility that makes Everywhere Wireless attractive, with many new developments, The City of Chicago and even near suburbs choosing the Gigabit Internet Provider.

"It's easy to stand behind a product when the quality speaks for itself," said Cesario "I genuinely look forward to using my experience and skills learned from my time with Comcast to help Everywhere Wireless continue to grow."

Everywhere Wireless owns and manages a Chicago-based Gigabit Internet Network, designed for multi-family communities and businesses, some of which include Cisco, CBS, Nike and Google. Everywhere Wireless partnered with the City of Chicago to deliver Wi-Fi to many of Chicago's beaches and parks including additions last summer at 31st Street and 57th Street. This year, the company expanded its Wi-Fi coverage to Oak Street Beach and recently activated a free Wi-Fi network at Buckingham Fountain. EW's network offers speeds of more than 1,000 megabits per second (Mbps), also known as Gigabit speeds.

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