Happy Halloween!
As you all enjoy a day full of family fun, dress up and make-believe, Frontier wants to remind you to stay safe. Choosing the safest candy, costumes and trick-or treating- routes is an important way to steer clear of mishaps along the way. Giving yourself, your guests and your children peace of mind is top of mind for Frontier; browse the links below to learn more about staying safe during this Halloween season.
How would you like to watch your favorite College Football team – live and in-person – while they compete in their biggest game of the year?
Frontier wants to send you and your best friend to the College Bowl Game of your Choice through our Pick Your Bowl Game contest! All residents of Washington and Oregon, who are 18 years of age or older are eligible to enter. One lucky winner, chosen at random, will receive airfare for two, hotel and two tickets to the bowl game of their choice – courtesy of Frontier Communications! Don’t forget to tell your friends and family to enter too!
There is no purchase necessary. One entry per person. Entries must be received by midnight 12/4/11. To review official rules and to enter the contest, go to www.FrontierPacificNW.com.
The FrontierPages Team is gearing up for the 2012 FrontierPages Directories. Help us choose the cover for the 2012 Books. Please ”vote” for the cover design that is your favorite! Then watch for your new directory to arrive. You may have picked the winning design! Voting ends on November 5, 2011 at midnight.
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“The state of Oregon has been touched by some devastating natural disasters and weather extremes in 2011. A tornado that swept across the City of Aumsville, a fire in Mill City that destroyed City Hall, and the Oregon Coast tsunami that hit the Port of Brookings-Harbor.
Outside of relief efforts, you might be asking yourself a number of questions: As a business owner, how do I protect my information? If I do business on a national or global scale – How do I keep my business telecommunications up and running? Never have these concerns been more prevalent.
Today, Frontier Communications and its team of experts shared how to keep your business telecommunications up and running before, during, and after natural disasters or security breaches. Keynote Speaker James Roddey, a well respected geologist and Director of Communications for the Oregon Red Cross provided valuable learnings regarding Emergency Preparedness for Businesses. The FREE Seminar and complimentary lunch was held at The Multnomah Athletic Club in downtown Portland, Ore. Attendees entered to win an Emergency Preparedness Kit, 15” HP Laptop, and iPod Touch. Take a look at some photos from the seminar!
Frontier Communications (NYSE: FTR) is the leading provider of communications services focused on rural America. We are proud of our 100% U.S.-based workforce of 15,200. We live Our Mission and Our Values: We hire locally, manage locally and live and participate in the community. We support those military who serve and protect us; through an agreement with the Employer Partnership of the Armed Forces, more than 150 military veterans and reservists joined Frontier over the last year. And by offering internships, scholarships and building tech labs at community colleges around the country, as well as flexible work hours and “return-after-retirement” programs, Frontier is giving marketable skills, job opportunities and great careers in the fast-changing world of telecommunications.
In our markets in 27 states, Frontier’s multi-million dollar broadband expansion plan for rural America means high-speed Internet access for previously unserved and underserved areas. Dedicated Internet Access, ROADM networks, data and pc security and communications solutions provide every home, business with the connectivity that means better healthcare, expanded education and learning opportunities, timely financial information, entertainment options, an improved quality of life, and the ability to compete globally while enjoying life in a small town or rural community. Our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Maggie Wilderotter, is a respected member of the communications industry and appointed by President Obama as Vice Chair of the President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee. She expects diversity at Frontier, in boardrooms and in senior ranks of leadership. Mrs. Wilderotter serves on the boards of non-profit and for-profit organizations committed to the advancement of women.
Frontier has the people, energy, networks and assets to energize America, particularly rural America. We invite you to join us to help create jobs and make the American dream vibrant once again!
Recently, over 100 business and community leaders joined Frontier’s leadership including CEO, Maggie Wilderotter and General Manager, Jim Cline for lunch at the Wackford Center in Elk Grove, CA. Frontier is a supporter of the military and our local veterans. To open the meeting, Chairman of the Elk Veterans Memorial Garden presented Frontier and Maggie a Certificate of Appreciation for our donation of $10,000 for the Memorial Garden as well as our participation in the Veterans Day Parade, Honor Guard and our priority military hiring program. Since last November Frontier has hired over 150 Veterans, adding to over 1500 Veterans and Reservists in Frontiers workforce to date.
Maggie shared with the leadership Frontier’s commitment to investing in the community, our network and empowering our employees. To see a slideshow from the event, click here.
