What does NABTP stand for?

National Association of Black Telecommunications Professionals

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Samples in periodicals archive:

org National Association of Black Telecommunications Professionals Leadership Conference and Annual Meeting Sept.

Convention calendar

The National Association of Black Telecommunications Professionals has stated that part of its mission is to serve as a resource for the African-American community on issues related to telecommunications public policy.

Seize the time: high-tech career opportunities abound

Monica Conley, president of the National Association of Black Telecommunications Professionals credits the Act for opening up procurement opportunities for small minority-owned firms.

Deregulation: bonanza or bust?