The Genesis Group appointed Paul Miller as chief operating officer (COO), a new position within Genesis. Miller’s previous role of vice president of operations has continued to expand during his seven years at Genesis.

Nina Myren of the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB) was elected to TCCA’s board during Critical Communications World in June. Myren is senior advisor, strategy, at DSB’s department of emergency communications.

Keysight Technologies appointed Jeffrey Li as senior vice president, general counsel and secretary of the company. As general counsel, he will lead Keysight's legal, compliance and customer contracts functions. In addition, Li acts as secretary to Keysight's board of directors.

Dali Wireless appointed Basem Anshasi as chief operating officer (COO) to help facilitate the company’s growth. Anshasi has decades of experience in the telecommunications industry and will lead new IP licensing and partner ecosystem development initiatives. He will also direct global sales, business development, operations and strategic direction in conjunction with CEO Albert Lee to continue business advancement.

The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) hired John Howes as government affairs counsel.

Gerald Nolte was named the development manager at Hytera Mobilfunk. The 51-year-old is the new chief technology officer (CTO) and responsible for the research and development department in Bad Münder and Flensburg, Germany.

The National Emergency Number Association (NENA) announced that April Heinze joined the NENA staff as the association’s new 9-1-1 and PSAP operations director.

Energy and water utility representatives across the U.S. approved a new slate of officers to lead the Utilities Technology Council (UTC), effective immediately through May 2020.

Nokia appointed Nassib Abou-Khalil as chief legal officer and Jenni Lukander as president of Nokia Technologies. Both will report to Nokia President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rajeev Suri and become members of the Group Leadership Team. The appointments are effective Aug. 1, 2019.

The Next Generation 911 Institute (NG911 Institute) selected Wesley K. Wright, as its new executive director. Kathleen M. Slattery will serve as deputy director.