Assured Communications Executives to Lead Key Discussions on Subsea Infrastructure Evolution at Singapore Conference

Assured Communications, a strategic firm specializing in advisory and implementation of end-to-end telecommunications systems, announces that CEO Joel Ogren and Chief Growth Officer Tim Parker will serve as featured moderators at Submarine Networks World 2025. Ogren will moderate the panel titled "Not just a CLS – the ongoing evolution of the cable landing station," drawing on nearly four decades of leadership in secure networks and subsea infrastructure. This discussion will explore how cable landing stations are expanding beyond their traditional roles into multi-functional hubs that support both connectivity and wider digital infrastructure needs.

The panel will include industry experts such as Alan Hollander, VP Subsea Systems Engineering at NOKIA, Diego Matas, COO of EllaLink, Ben Cooper, Partner – APAC at CambridgeMC, and David Simarro Barcelo, Head of Sales EMEA & ASIA at Telxius. This gathering of top minds underscores the critical importance of adapting subsea infrastructure to support growing global data demands and digital transformation initiatives.

Tim Parker, with more than 30 years of leadership in IT, data centers, and telecom, will moderate the panel "Dynamic DC – how are bricks and mortar remaining fluid to meet the changing needs of the subsea industry." This session will address how data centers are adapting their design, operations, and interconnection strategies to keep pace with the evolving demands of the subsea ecosystem. The discussion will feature insights from Diego Teot, Head of OTT, Media & Telco at Retelit, and Majed Almaghlouth, GM Digital & OTT Partners & Sales Management at Mobily.

The participation of Assured Communications executives in these key panels highlights the company's expertise in navigating complex telecommunications challenges and its role in shaping the future of global connectivity infrastructure. The discussions at Submarine Networks World 2025 will provide valuable insights into how traditional infrastructure components are evolving to meet the demands of modern digital economies, ensuring reliable and efficient data transmission across international networks.