Ari Zoldan

Current

Founder & CEO at Quantum Networks, LLC, A Wimax Company

Past

CEO at Launch 3 Communications
Investment Banking Associate at Azul Holdings SA
Associate Trader- Latin America Merchant Banking/Emerging Markets at Bankers Trust Company

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Education

Yeshiva University
Sy Syms School of Business

Recommended

17 people have recommended Ari

Connections

500+ connections

Industry

Wireless

Ari Zoldan’s Summary

Quantum builds complete turnkey WiMAX systems from concept to execution by providing complete wireless solutions. The company’s expertise has been focused in the 802.11 frequency and is currently undergoing significant build out and development in the 802.16 frequency. The company is committed to innovative, next generation technology designed to minimize cost and maximize performance of global communications.

Ari Zoldan’s Specialties:

(Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access ), Applications, including PCS/PCN cellular networks, wireless local loop, last mile network access, internet access, and LMDS backhaul.A WiMax (801.16) Company

Wimax / 802.16, Wifi, 802.16,802.16g, Fixed Wireless

Ari Zoldan’s Experience

Founder & CEO

Quantum Networks, LLC, A Wimax Company

(Wireless industry)

January 2007 — Present (2 years 11 months)

Quantum Communications is a worldwide WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) service and product provider for the wireless industry based in New York City. The company is a leader in infrastructure build-out around the world by providing equipment, installation, maintenance, and feasibility studies globally.

Quantum is a pioneer in WiMAX services by providing unique, high quality, and cost effective services for corporations, governments, municipalities, and business owners. Quantum’s management, field technicians, and WiMAX specialists have over 30 years of combined experience in the wireless space.

Quantum builds complete turnkey WiMAX systems from concept to execution by providing complete wireless solutions. The company is committed to innovative, next generation technology designed to minimize cost and maximize performance of global communications.
CEO

Launch 3 Communications

(Privately Held; Telecommunications industry)

January 2001 — January 2007 (6 years 1 month)

Launch 3 Communications, Inc. is an architect of direct routes worldwide in deploying Voice over Internet Protocol networks, also known as VoIP, to strategic key locations across the globe.

Launch 3 has developed and deployed an infrastructure enabling it to provide enhanced services using innovative packet-based voice switching. The company utilizes private direct connections both domestically and internationally by using fiber and satellite networks.

Positioned as a carrier's carrier, Launch 3 is a leading provider of high quality, cost effective IP and data services. The company utilizes VoIP to terminate voice calls for its Tier 1 carrier clients.

Launch 3 Communications, Inc. is operating in Asia, Africa, Europe, Middle East and The Americas.
Investment Banking Associate

Azul Holdings SA

(Privately Held; International Trade and Development industry)

February 1999 — February 2001 (2 years 1 month)

Company developed trade finance related projects worlwide.
Associate Trader- Latin America Merchant Banking/Emerging Markets

Bankers Trust Company

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; Capital Markets industry)

January 1996 — February 1999 (3 years 2 months)

I sat on the Emerging Markets Latin American Desk at Bankers Trust Company in New York, assisting in the sales, trading and execution of Brady and Euro-Bonds.

Ari Zoldan’s Education

Yeshiva University

1995 — 1999
Sy Syms School of Business

BS , Finance , 1995 — 1998

Additional Information

Ari Zoldan’s Interests:

Telecom and Emerging Technology, Wimax- WiMax is a wireless digital communications system that is intended for wireless “metropolitan area networks.” WiMax is designed to extend local WiFi networks across greater distances, such as on a university campus. The WiFi/802.11 wireless local area, which is the network standard, is limited in most cases to only about 100 to 300 feet; however, Wimax can provide broadband wireless access for up to 30 miles for fixed stations and 3 to 10 miles for mobile stations. WiMax allows for more efficient bandwidth use, interference avoidance, and is intended to allow higher data rates over longer distances.