ADB Strengthens National Subcontractor Partner Program to Support Wireless Infrastructure Growth
- May 19, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: May 21, 2025
New leadership reinforces ADB’s commitment to being the premier destination for subcontractor partners
ADB is proud to announce a strategic investment in Partner Management, reinforcing our commitment to building strong, value-driven relationships across the wireless infrastructure industry. To meet growing demand across the U.S., we’re investing in dedicated leadership and resources to support long-term, high-performing subcontractor partnerships. This enhanced focus is designed to elevate the subcontractor experience, streamline collaboration, and align mutual goals.
To lead this effort, ADB welcomes Wendy Beitler, a seasoned sourcing specialist with over 20 years of experience in partner development and supply chain strategy. Wendy brings a proven track record of cultivating high-performing vendor relationships and will be instrumental in developing a comprehensive Partner Management approach grounded in transparency, accountability, and shared success.
“Our subcontractor partners are essential to how we deliver for our customers,” said Rick Lindner, Senior VP Sales Operations, ADB. “With Wendy’s leadership, we’re doubling down on our commitment to being the contractor of choice by fostering a culture of trust, safety, accountability, and shared success."
ADB is actively expanding its subcontractor network and you can learn more at https://www.adbcompanies.com/subcontractors .
About ADB
ADB is an industry-leading infrastructure solutions provider, proudly building networks, connections, and partnerships nationwide within the telecommunications and utility industries. We provide turnkey solutions in utility, fiber optic infrastructure, engineering, electrical, wireless communications, and technology services. ADB extends its services to a diverse clientele, including Internet Service Providers (ISP’s), carrier service providers, commercial enterprises, as well as local, state, and federal government organizations. Recognized nationally for our dedicated safety-first culture.
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