- Shane Schilling steps up as CEO, effective immediately.
- Schilling to lead expansion and growth of LiveOak Fiber.
What happened: LiveOak Fiber gears up for further expansion under new leadership
LiveOak Fiber, a leading internet service provider based in Georgia, has appointed Shane Schilling as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately. Schilling, who joined LiveOak Fiber in 2023 as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Chief Operating Officer (COO), has been a key player in the company’s strategic growth and operational excellence.
During his time at LiveOak, Schilling helped shape the company’s operational strategy and led several key initiatives to drive its expansion. As CEO, he will continue to focus on strengthening the company’s position in the market and fostering relationships with investors and partners. Schilling has a proven track record, having previously served as CTO at Logix Communications and Grande Communications. At Grande, Schilling played a critical role in turning the company around from near bankruptcy into a major service provider.
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Why it’s important
The appointment of Shane Schilling as CEO marks a significant step for LiveOak Fiber as the company continues its expansion efforts. Schilling’s leadership has been integral to the company’s growth, with a particular focus on accelerating the deployment of its high-speed fibre optic network. This move positions LiveOak Fiber to further strengthen its presence in Florida and Georgia, serving more communities with reliable, high-speed internet.
Schilling’s background in technology and operations, combined with his previous experience in turning around companies, is seen as an asset as LiveOak enters a new phase of growth. As the demand for fibre optic connectivity rises, LiveOak Fiber’s commitment to providing fast and dependable broadband services will be crucial in meeting the needs of more consumers and businesses across the region.
