The North-Country Chapter of the SCTE is made up of a dedicated board of directors from all facets of operations and sales within the broadband industry as well as over 300 members in Minnesota.
Remembering Scott Melter
Scott Melter, who recently passed away as a result of unfortunate conditions that led to cancer and subsequent surgeries and to the exposure of COVID-19 was such a valued part of the broadband industry here in Minnesota and especially to our very own North-Country SCTE Chapter. He let his character and motives that contributed so much to our chapter rest in obscurity and to the overall team effort. He believed that between birth and death it's always the same principle . . . . the benefits of others by the efforts he was able to offer. Whether those efforts were for his company, his staff, his fellow chapter members or simply the friends he nurtured in his 35 + years in the cable industry, he did his best! But, his best, his shining priority, was his family!
Scott, who worked his way through the ranks of various positions with a variety of companies would soon covet the role of Vice President of Engineering of Comcast. Through these years he became a founding member of the North-Country SCTE Chapter and served on various tiers of the board of directors management. He was a valued member and leader. Everyone who served in this industry respected and learned from his character. Scott was only 60 years old when he passed away. May he rest in eternal peace.
The Board of Directors and members of the North-Country SCTE Chapter.
2020 SCTE Vendor Day Golf Outing Registration form
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If you are interested in becoming a member of the SCTE North Country Chapter Please Contact:
Eizabeth Bierman
Secretary
North-Country SCTE Chapter
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Mission Statement:
“The Society is organized to develop, increase and spread both theoretical and practical technical knowledge of cable telecommunications and broadband communications systems thereby providing opportunities for the professional and technical growth of its membership and the industry.”
“The Society is organized to develop, increase and spread both theoretical and practical technical knowledge of cable telecommunications and broadband communications systems thereby providing opportunities for the professional and technical growth of its membership and the industry.”
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Last updated on August 10, 2020
