In this episode of Smith Lane, we’re joined by Jeff Reiman, President of The Broadband Group, for a conversation about the vital role broadband plays in today’s master planned communities.Jeff explores how foundational infrastructure sets communities up for long-term success and ensures residents have the high-performance connectivity they increasingly expect.We discuss how land development has always shaped communication, and why developers must think about connectivity 18+ months before a community breaks ground. From the value of fiber infrastructure to the importance of partnering with service providers, Jeff unpacks why broadband should be treated as essential as roads and utilities.The conversation also touches on the inspiring origin story of their company, the rising demand for data centers, and how thoughtful planning around connectivity can differentiate a community and elevate the resident experience.Join us for an educational and insightful conversation on the power of fiber infrastructure — and why connectivity has become an essential amenity for today’s residents.About JeffJeff Reiman has been active in the broadband industry since 2005, bringing nearly two decades of experience advancing digital infrastructure and connectivity solutions for large-scale, mixed-use developments across the country. As President of The Broadband Group, he leads strategic initiatives that position high-performance wired and wireless networks as pillars of community land planning and design——establishing connectivity as a valued amenity and differentiator.Prior to joining The Broadband Group, Mr. Reiman worked in the Boston office of Credit Suisse Investment Bank on the Equities Sales and Trading Floor.He began his career at the DC headquarters of a Presidential Campaign and is a graduate of Harvard University with a degree in Government. He currently serves as President of the Harvard Club of Nevada.Connect with JeffLinkedInThe Broadband Group

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