3 Ways 5G Connectivity is Transforming Public Transit
Today’s transit agencies are doing more than ever to keep riders safe, deliver modern experiences, and operate efficiently, even as they navigate aging infrastructure and rapidly growing data.
During this on-demand 20-minute micro-webinar, global experts from Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions and Mass Transit Magazine will share three practical ways 5G connectivity helps transit leaders modernize operations and deliver more reliable, connected services.
The session highlights how advanced wireless networking enables:
- Better rider experiences through reliable onboard and station connectivity, real-time communications, and dynamic passenger information
- Enhanced safety and operational awareness through real-time video, secure network segmentation, and resilient connectivity for critical systems
- Improved fleet visibility and performance using telematics, GPS/GNSS/AVL data, and analytics to support planning, tracking, and service reliability
Watch this short, insight-focused session to quickly understand how leading transit agencies are applying 5G today and gain practical ideas to help guide your next connectivity investments.
Speaker Information
Joel Bach
Sr. Product Marketing Manager, North America
Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions
Joel Bach is the Senior Product Marketing Manager for Vehicle and IoT at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions. With over 14 years of experience in mobile networks and technology, Joel combines his expertise in sales and product marketing to offer a distinctive perspective that informs his innovative marketing strategies. Previously, he held various positions at AT&T, including retail management, B2B sales, brand management, and product marketing management, where he received prestigious accolades such as the AT&T Summit and AT&T Diamond Club awards.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-b-bach/
Graham Everington
Regional Sales Manager – EMEA
Ericsson (UK)
Graham Everington is an experienced sales professional with almost twenty years in the field. Prior to joining Ericsson, Graham enjoyed senior positions at other industry leaders such as Virgin Media O2, BT, Microsoft, and EE. Graham constantly demonstrates the ability to drive sales strategies across multiple channels and verticals and has particular expertise in supporting public sector organizations to navigate their connectivity and digital transformation strategies.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/graham-everington/
Martha Gallahue
Sr. Solutions Marketing Manager
Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions
Martha Gallahue is a Sr. Solutions Marketing Manager at Ericsson, where she drives growth through integrated marketing strategies focused on enterprise wireless and connectivity solutions. With a strong background in translating complex technologies into compelling, customer-focused messaging, she specializes in go-to-market strategy, content development, and cross-functional campaign execution. Martha brings deep expertise in 5G, AI-driven networking, and in-vehicle connectivity, helping organizations understand how advanced wireless technologies can transform public safety, transportation, and fleet operations.
Megan Perrero
Editor in Chief
Mass Transit Magazine
Megan Perrero is a national award-winning B2B journalist and lover of all things transit. Currently, she is the Editor in Chief of Mass Transit magazine, where she develops and leads a multi-channel editorial strategy while reporting on the North American public transit industry.
Prior to her position with Mass Transit, Perrero was the senior communications and external relations specialist for the Shared-Use Mobility Center, where she was responsible for helping develop internal/external communications, plan the National Shared Mobility Summit and manage brand strategy and marketing campaigns.
Perrero serves as the board vice president for LIT and is a member of the American Public Transportation Association Marketing and Communications Committee. She holds a bachelor’s degree in multimedia journalism with a concentration in magazine writing and a minor in public relations from Columbia College Chicago.