Wesley Milton
About Wesley Milton
Wesley Milton serves as the International Policy Manager at Ofcom, where he has worked since 2003. He represents British Overseas Territories in discussions with the ITU and plays a significant role in policy development for future 5G deployment.
Work at Ofcom
Wesley Milton has served as the International Policy Manager at Ofcom since 2003, accumulating over 21 years of experience in this role. Based in London, United Kingdom, he is responsible for engaging with international organizations and stakeholders to shape telecommunications policy. His work involves representing the interests of the UK in various international forums and discussions.
International Engagements
In his role, Wesley Milton engages with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) on behalf of British Overseas Territories. This engagement is crucial for ensuring that the territories' interests are represented in global telecommunications policy discussions. His involvement reflects a commitment to fostering international collaboration in the telecommunications sector.
5G Policy Development
Wesley Milton plays a significant role in national and international policy discussions related to International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) above 6 GHz, which is essential for the future deployment of 5G technology. His expertise contributes to shaping the regulatory framework necessary for advancing 5G infrastructure and services.
WRC-15 Contributions
As part of the CEPT CPG management team, Wesley Milton acted as the lead spokesman and coordinator for agenda item 10 during the World Radiocommunication Conference 2015 (WRC-15) preparations. His leadership in this capacity highlights his involvement in critical discussions that influence global radiocommunication policies.
Role as UK Ambassador
Wesley Milton serves as the UK Ambassador to the ECO Council, representing the United Kingdom in discussions related to telecommunications and regulatory matters within the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT). This role underscores his commitment to international cooperation and policy development in the telecommunications sector.