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Powerwave Names Richard Burns to Board

Powerwave (NASDAQ: PWAV) has named Richard Burns to the firm’s board of directors.

Burns is a senior advisor at McKinsey & Co., and formerly served as president of network services for AT&T’s mobility division.

“During his career, Richard has overseen significant wireless networking transitions, which makes him an excellent choice for Powerwave as we help our carrier customers move to 4G and small cell networks, ” CEO Ronald J. Buschur said. “Richard’s impressive experience and long-term industry relationships will serve our company well as we seek to expand our market leadership position.”

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