Company Fact Sheet

Airvana, Inc.
Airvana helps operators transform the mobile experience for users worldwide.  The company’s high-performance technology and products, from comprehensive 3G femtocell solutions based on its HubBub™ CDMA and UMTS femtocells, to core mobile broadband network infrastructure, enable operators to deliver compelling broadband services to mobile subscribers, wherever they are.  Airvana’s products are deployed in 70 commercial networks on six continents.

Founded
March 2000

Locations
Airvana’s world headquarters are in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, USA. The company also has offices in the U.S., Europe and Asia.

Web Site
http://www.airvana.com/

Executive leadership
Airvana's executive team consists of some of the best technical and management talent from successful technology companies:

Randy Battat, President and Chief Executive Officer
Vedat Eyuboglu, Chief Technology Officer, Co-Founder
Sanjeev Verma, Vice President, Femtocell Business and Corporate Development, Co-Founder
Jeff Glidden, Chief Financial Officer
Michael Clark, Vice President, Worldwide Sales and Technical Services
David Nowicki, Vice President of Marketing and Product Management
Mark Rau, Vice President of Engineering
Laura Cranmer, Vice President of Operations
Dr. Shantigram Jagannath, Vice President and Managing Director of Airvana Networks India

Employees
Approximately 555 employees worldwide

Products
Airvana’s products allow wireless operators to deliver advanced, high-performing mobile broadband services like mobile Internet access, e-mail, music downloads, and location-based services.  The Airvana product portfolio includes:

• IP-RAN Series  A combination of EV-DO base stations, radio network controllers (RNCs), and network management systems, provides broadband services to smartphones and other 3G-connected data devices.
• HubBub™ Femtocells  Femtocell access points and associated management systems that will economically extend mobile broadband services indoors.
• Universal Access Gateway (UAG)  Enables mobile phone users to roam between outdoor 'macro' and in-building networks. The UAG provides mobility for hand-offs between different types of access points, and security for the operator's network.

Network deployments
Airvana’s products are used by 70 operators on six continents.

Partners
Airvana has partnerships and OEM agreements with leading network infrastructure and device vendors, including Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson (formerly Nortel Networks), Hitachi Communication Technologies, Ltd., KDDI, Motorola, NEC, Nokia-Siemens Networks, Pirelli Broadband Solutions, Qualcomm, Tatara Systems, Technicolor and VeriSign.