services for spectrum management and broadcast solutions throughout the broadcast relations industry. Several telecommunications services provided are RF system installation and maintenance, systems integration and documentation, project management, and FCC licensing. Russell explained the impact of the pandemic, emphasizing that his business is “heavily niche and specialized” as the world relies on broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. “One of our biggest projects is a spectrum management effort in which we manage the relationship between the Department of Defense and the broadcasting community for spectrum needs. We understand what both sides are trying to achieve, allowing us to negotiate with local broadcasters to ensure that there is spectrum available for the Department of Defense.” “We’ve been fortunate to work on exciting projects,” he said. “We’ve worked on Next Gen television labs nationally and FCC licensing work for Kent County. We even offer our services globally. We’re in the works of a project to oversee the transition of analog to digital television for an entire country. We’ve worked with this kind of technology for longer than other companies and that has been a great advantage.” “As Technical Broadcast Solutions continues to grow, we are looking to branch out,” Russell highlighted. “We’d like to build more ties in our community. We’re offering a variety of unique services and businesses would be surprised at how much our company’s capabilities tie into what they do. Even if you don’t think our worlds overlap, please reach out to us through info@technicalbroadcast.com. We’d like to discuss how our business can help make a difference for yours.”
DELAWARE BUSINESS | Ja nu a r y / Fe br u a r y 2022
Celebrating Gary Stockbridge’s Retirement THE DELAWARE STATE CHAMBER IS GRATEFUL FOR HIS YEARS OF SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce congratulates Gary Stockbridge on his recent retirement and thanks him for his years of partnership and service to our organization. Stockbridge joined Delmarva Power in 1997 and was named president of Delmarva Power (an Exelon Company) in 2005. He joined the board of the Delaware State Chamber in 2005 and served as board chair in 2018 and 2019. He also served as the board president for the Workforce Development Board in Delaware; state chair of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) for Delaware; president of the board for United Way of Delaware; chair of the Delaware Vision Coalition of Delaware; chairman of the advisory board for the Chesapeake Bay Council of the Girl Scouts; chairman of the advisory board for Kingswood Community Center; and board member of the Delaware Business Roundtable. Stockbridge led the effort to create the Joint Military Affairs Committee—of the Delaware State Chamber, New Castle County Chamber, Middletown Area Chamber, and Central Delaware Chamber—and served as its first chair. “I first met Gary years ago in my role as chief of staff to former Congressman Michael Castle. We had mutual connections and I was struck by his friendly demeanor and levelheadedness,” says DSCC president,
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“If true success is measured by the number of lives you made better because of your words or deeds, than Gary certainly fulfilled his mission.” Mike Quaranta. “I certainly could not have predicted that ten years later he would be instrumental in my hiring here at the State Chamber. If true success is measured by the number of lives you made better because of your words or deeds, than Gary certainly fulfilled his mission.”
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