FCC Appoints Hunter Deeley to Chief of Enforcement Bureau
Hunter Deeley will lead the bureau’s robocall, fraud and national security enforcement work, Brendan Carr said.
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FCC appoints Hunter Deeley to Chief of Enforcement Bureau
The lobby inside the headquarters of the Federal Communications Commission on L Street NE in Washington, D.C. (Photo edited by The Desk) Hunter Deeley has been named the next Chief of the Federal Communications Commission’s Enforcement Bureau, succeeding Patrick Webre in one of the agency’s key enforcement roles. The appointment is effective immediately. Webre, who had led the Enforcement Bureau, is moving to a senior role in the FCC’s Office of…
Deeley Promoted From Within FCC as New Enforcement Chief
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced Monday that Hunter Deeley has been named chief of the agency's Enforcement Bureau, replacing Patrick Webre. Deeley had been serving as chief of staff and deputy bureau chief. Prior to joining the FCC in 2023...
FCC Enforcement Bureau Gets New Chief As Webre Steps Out
The FCC has a new top enforcer. Chairman Brendan Carr has chosen Enforcement Bureau Chief of Staff and Deputy Bureau Chief Hunter Deeley to lead the department, as Patrick Webre moves into a senior role in the Office of the Managing Director.
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