About Edgar Mosti

Global Telecom & Technology Executive, Fractional VP of Strategic Sales at IENTC, Former Chief Revenue Officer of Fermaca Networks, & Former VP of Wholesale Networks at Flō Networks.

Edgar is an operator at heart. He builds revenue, networks, and carrier relationships from the ground up and leads commercial strategy for infrastructure companies targeting Hyperscalers, NeoClouds, carriers, and data centers. Today, he serves as a Fractional VP at IENTC, driving strategic sales and network development across North American and international markets.

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Building Revenue & Networks From The Ground Up

Edgar Mosti has a genuine appreciation for building businesses where none existed before. For him, founding something from scratch isn’t just a task, it’s a discipline he has refined over three decades. He embraces the realities of greenfield work, treating each market, contract, and carrier relationship as a chance to engineer durable revenue rather than chase short-term wins.

Working across carriers, hyperscalers, and data center operators, Edgar has sharpened his ability to translate complex infrastructure into commercial advantage. He understands the mechanics of wholesale network services and structures agreements that fund expansion, reduce cost, and scale revenue without proportional capital outlay. His approach is not simply about selling capacity; it’s about designing commercial models that turn fiber, network assets, and partnerships into lasting growth in the ever-evolving world of global telecom.

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Advising Carriers, Hyperscalers & Operators

Edgar Mosti serves as a source of strategic insight, guiding telecom and technology organizations through the complexities of global commercial markets. With a steady focus on revenue growth, Edgar’s experience helps operators navigate cross-border expansion with discipline and foresight. His counsel illuminates pathways to durable revenue, aligning infrastructure investment with the commercial models that make it pay off.

Drawing from decades of carrier relations and deal-making across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, Edgar Mosti shapes strategies that reflect the real needs of hyperscale and large carrier accounts. Each recommendation is grounded in operating experience, addressing the practical demands of scaling revenue, structuring partnerships, and reducing network cost. Edgar’s commitment to commercial discipline propels businesses forward, building a foundation of repeatable, well-structured growth.

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Edgar Mosti's Story

Edgar Mosti began his career in the early 1990s as a sales representative selling voice and data services at Sprint, where he consistently surpassed quota by 220%. From there he moved into product management at Qwest, leading the full lifecycle for Frame Relay and ATM services, before stepping into business development and carrier relations roles at American Electric Power and El Paso Corporation, later Kinder Morgan.

His path took him through strategic carrier sales at Broadwing, now Lumen Technologies, and international business development at Grande Communications, generating new revenue across Mexico and Latin America. The defining chapter came at Transtelco, now Flō Networks, where over eleven years he founded and built the Wholesale Network Services Division from scratch, growing annual recurring revenue from $10M to $140M and generating an additional $90M in dark fiber asset sales and swaps that directly funded network expansion across the US and Mexico.

As Chief Revenue Officer of Fermaca Networks, he conceived and commercialized the first dark fiber route built adjacent to a gas pipeline ROW, a greenfield 220-fiber, multi-duct underground corridor from West Texas to Central Mexico. He secured more than $80M in Total Contract Value through 20-year IRU agreements with Hyperscalers, Tier-1 Carriers, and Cable Operators before a single meter of fiber was deployed, while also creating the Fermaca Fiber Partner Program.

Today, Edgar serves as a Fractional VP at IENTC, driving strategic sales and network development across Carrier, Hyperscaler, NeoCloud, and Data Center customers. His education includes a BBA in Marketing & MIS from St. Mary’s University, a Graduate Certificate in Finance & Accounting from Rice University, and an Executive Certificate in AI Strategy & Agentic Sales from Northwestern University.

Edgar Mosti

Skills & Technical Competencies

Commercial & Leadership

High-Performance Sales & Teams
Business & Network Development
Complex Contract Execution
Strategic Partnerships & Alliances
Carrier Relations
Go-to-Market Strategy
Service Delivery
Customer Experience
Start-up, M&A & Expansion Environments
P&L Management
MSA / SLA / IRU / Purchase / Sell / Swap Transactions

Fiber & Transport

Metro / Long-Haul Dark Fiber
IRU Agreements
Lit Capacity
Private Network Services (PNS)
Managed Optical Fiber Networks (MOFN)
Wavelengths
Spectrum Slicing
FaaS / FTTP / FTTT
DWDM
ROW
Dark Fiber — High Density, Ribbon, ADSS, Flat Drop & Micro Cables

Network Services

Ethernet
IP Transit & Peering
LAN / WAN
SD-WAN
SASE
IaaS
Wireless 4G / 5G
Satellite
VoIP / TDM / SIP / Peering / SBC / SR / Convergence
UCaaS

Data Center Ecosystems

AI / Hyperscale
Multi-Tenant
Modular
Carrier
Edge
Landing Stations
POP / Regen ILA / OLA
Collocation
MMR / X-Connects
DC-to-DC Interconnects
Fiber Confluence
Power — N / N+1 / N2 / PDU
Battery Back-Up — VRLA / LFP / LFM
Cooling — HVAC / CDU / Liquid / Immersion / DTC / RDHx
GPU — Clusters / NVLink / InfiniBand / H100 / H200 / B200
Security

Languages

English — Fluent
Spanish — Fluent
Italian — Intermediate
German — Intermediate
Portuguese — Beginner

Work History

Fractional VP — Strategic Sales — Hyperscale, Neocloud & Carrier

IENTC 2025 – Present
  • Serving as Fractional VP driving strategic sales and network development across Carrier, Hyperscaler, NeoCloud and Data Center customers.
  • Leveraging deep cross-border (US/Mexico) commercial expertise and senior industry relationships to accelerate IENTC’s growth in North American and international markets.
  • Strategic advisory across hyperscaler procurement, carrier relations, and cross-border infrastructure deals.
  • Partner program design and multi-counterparty alliance structuring.
  • Supporting active MSA negotiations and new carrier onboarding initiatives targeting North American Hyperscale and Tier-1 Carrier accounts.

CRO — Hyperscaler, Carrier & Data Centers

Fermaca Networks 2020 – 2025
  • Conceived and commercialized the first dark fiber route built adjacent to a Gas Pipeline ROW — a greenfield infrastructure deployment spanning a 220-fiber, multi-duct underground corridor from West Texas (El Paso) to Central Mexico (Querétaro).
  • Secured $80M+ in Total Contract Value through 20-year IRU agreements with Hyperscalers, Tier-1 Carriers, and Cable Operators — all signed during pre-construction, before a single meter of fiber was deployed.
  • Invented the Fermaca Fiber Partner Program (FFPP) — a first-of-its-kind framework unifying multiple carriers’ dark fiber assets under a single commercial agreement.
  • Directed the full commercial lifecycle: carrier relations, cross-border contract negotiations, MSA/SLA design, ROW permitting strategy, and US/Mexico partnership structuring.
  • Translated Fermaca’s gas infrastructure expertise in ROW development, engineering, and permitting into a competitive advantage for fiber deployment speed and cost structure.
  • Built and led a cross-functional leadership team of 8 direct reports spanning Sales, Legal, Finance, Engineering, and Operations.

VP — Wholesale Networks – Hyperscaler, Carrier & Data Centers

Flō Networks 2009 – 2020
  • Founded and built Flō’s Wholesale Network Services Division from scratch — serving as chief architect of its strategy, team, commercial model, and carrier relationships over 11 years.
  • Grew Annual Recurring Revenue from $10M to $140M USD — 14× growth over 11 years.
  • Generated an additional $90M in dark fiber asset sales and swaps that directly funded network expansion across the US and Mexico.
  • Identified and negotiated the acquisition of real estate and network fiber assets for $10M, independently valued at $90M post-acquisition — a 9× value-creation outcome.
  • Led a team of 7 direct reports overseeing 21 indirect reports across Sales, Vendor Management, Carrier Relations, Contract Negotiations, NOC, Service Delivery, and Customer Experience.
  • Structured large wholesale agreements that cross-subsidized capital-intensive network expansion, enabling the Enterprise division to scale exponentially without proportional capex investment.
  • Closed $27M in dark fiber IRU sales — executing complex buy/sell/swap transactions across MSA, SLA, and IRU instruments with carriers, hyperscalers, and data center operators.
  • Achieved 17% YoY reduction in off-net OPEX through capacity optimization, structured off-net partner agreements, and proprietary capacity allocation framework protecting embedded customer base.

Director — Carrier Sales & Bus Dev - LatAm

Astound Business - Carrier 2007 – 2009
  • Generated $12M USD in new revenue by bringing key logos from Mexico and Latin America, primarily through Transport and Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) services.
  • Designed and launched Grande’s Transport Partner Program — extending the company’s network reach and commercial footprint across LATAM through structured bilateral partnerships.

Director — Strategic Carriers Group, Americas

Lumen Technologies - Broadwing 2004 – 2007
  • Key architect of Lumen/Broadwing’s LATAM go-to-market strategy, generating $18M USD in new TCV across Transport, DIA, Media, and Voice Services.
  • Forged bilateral Carrier partnerships across LATAM, expanding off-net reach and reducing network costs through negotiation of key premier agreements.

Vice President — Business & Network Development

Kinder Morgan (Alpheus) 2000 – 2004
  • Delivered $18M USD in Total Contract Value while achieving a 37% reduction in off-net service costs across all strategic business units of El Paso Corporation.
  • Designed the EP Transport Program — a bandwidth trading and partnership framework that simplified the purchase, sale, and exchange of Lit-Capacity across multiple industry counterparts.
  • Negotiated long-haul Dark Fiber Network swaps spanning 18,000+ miles throughout the United States.

Sr. Manager — Network Sourcing & Carrier Relations

American Electric Power - C3 Networks 1997 – 2000
  • Led Contract Negotiation & Administration across Customer and Vendor Agreements (MSAs, SLAs, NNIs, MFN & Service Orders), generating $8M+ in new revenue and achieving 22% reduction in vendor costs across the carrier portfolio.

Product Manager — Data Services

Lumen Technologies - Qwest 1996 - 1997
  • Managed the full product lifecycle for Frame Relay and ATM services — from market analysis and technical
    design through sales training and product/market roll-out.

Senior Data Sales Representative

T-Mobile (Sprint Communications) 1994 - 1996
  • Sold Sprint’s full suite of voice and data products — TDM Voice, ISDN, Frame Relay, ATM, and Private Line —
    consistently surpassing quota by 220%. Sales and development liaison for Sprint’s Global One strategic partnership
    with France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, and Telmex.

Key Accounts & Industry Relationships

Carriers

America Movil
Arelion
AT&T
AxNet
Brazil Telecom
BT
C3NTRO
China Telecom
China Unicom
Cirion
Cogent
DT
FiberLight
Frontier
Gold Data
IENTC
LIberty
Lumen
Neutral Networks
NTT
Orange
Reliance
TATA
Telecom Argentina
TI Sparkle
Telus
T-Systems
Telefonica
Telstra
Uniti
Verizon
Zayo

America Movil · Arelion · AT&T · AxNet · Brazil Telecom · BT · C3NTRO · China Telecom · China Unicom · Cirion · Cogent · DT · FiberLight · Flo Networks · Frontier · Gold Data · IENTC · Liberty · Lumen · Neutral Networks · NTT · Orange · Reliance · TATA · Telecom Argentina · TI Sparkle · Telus · T-Systems · Telefonica · Telstra · Uniti · Verizon · Zayo + others

CDN / Hyperscalers

Akamai
Amazon (AWS)
Apple
Applied Digital
ByteDance
CD Networks
CoreWeave
Crusoe
Fluidstack
Google
Lambda Labs
Meta
Microsoft
Nebius
Netflix
Nodiac
Oracle
Riot Games
TensorWave
Voltage Park
Axe Compute

Akamai · Amazon (AWS) · Apple · CD Networks · Google · Meta · Microsoft · Netflix · Oracle · Riot Games · Switch

Mobile (MNO)

America Movil
American Tower
AT&T Wireless
Cable & Wireless
China Mobile
Crown Castle
Movistar
MTP
NTT
Phoenix Tower
T-Mobile
TIM Brazil
Vodafone

America Movil · American Tower · AT&T Wireless · Cable & Wireless · China Mobile · Crown Castle · Movistar · MTP · NTT · Phoenix Tower · T-Mobile · TIM Brazil · Vodafone + others

Cable & ISP (CNO)

Altice
Astound
COX / Charter
Comcast
Crosslake
Ezee
Fidium
IZZI
Liberty Networks
Megacable
Mediacom
Rogers
Telstra
Total Play
Ufinet
Vocus

Altice · Astound · COX / Charter · Comcast · Crosslake · Ezee · Fidium · IZZI · Liberty Networks · Megacable · Mediacom · Telstra · Total Play · Ufinet · Vocus · Gigabit

Satellite (SSNO)

Amazon LEO
Blue Origin
Clarus
Eutelsat
Gilat
Hughes
Intelsat
OneWeb
SpaceX Starlink
Telstra
Virgin
Reliance GIO

Amazon Kuiper · Blue Origin · Clarus · Eutelsat · Gilat · Hughes · Intelsat · OneWeb · Starlink · Telstra · Virgin

Data Centers (DCO)

Alibaba
Amazon
Bleeding Edge
Cologix
CyrusOne
Databank
De-CIX
Digital Realty
EdgeConneX
Equinix
HostDime
HUT 8
KIO
Layer 9
MDC
Microsoft
Netrality
NJFX
Rackspace
SCALA
Schneider
Server Domes
Switch
Triara
Stargate

Alibaba · Amazon · Bleeding Edge · Cologix · CyrusOne · Databank · De-CIX · Digital Realty · EdgeConneX · Equinix · HostDime · KIO · Layer 9 · MDC · Microsoft · Megacable · Netrality · NJFX · Odata · Rackspace · SCALA · Schneider · Server Domes · Triara + others

Submarine (SNO)

Amazon
America Movil
Angola Cables
China Mobile
Confluence Networks
Google
Liberty Networks
Meta
NEC
NTT
Orange
Seaborn
Subcom
TATA
Telstra
Telecables
Telxius
TI Sparkle
Trans-America Fiber Networks

Amazon · America Movil · Angola Cables · China Mobile · Confluence Networks · Google · Liberty Networks · Meta · NEC · NTT · Orange · Seaborn · Subcom · TATA · Telstra · Telecables · Telxius · TI Sparkle · Trans-America Fiber Networks

Voice (VNO)

46 Labs
Airtel
C3NTRO
RingCentral
Sinch
TATA
TI Sparkle
Verizon
Vodafone

46 Labs · Airtel · C3NTRO · RingCentral · Sinch · TATA · TI Sparkle · Verizon · Vodafone + others

EPC & Network Builders (EPC)

Exa Infrastructure
Essentia
GAC
MasTec
Oldcastle Infra
Wesco
Upchurch
Stellar Energy
Butler America

46 Labs · Airtel · C3NTRO · RingCentral · Sinch · TATA · TI Sparkle · Verizon · Vodafone + others

Key Accounts & Industry Relationships

Carriers

America Movil
Arelion
AT&T
AxNet
Brazil Telecom
BT
C3NTRO
China Telecom
China Unicom
Cirion
Cogent
DT
FiberLight
Frontier
Gold Data
IENTC
LIberty
Lumen
Neutral Networks
NTT
Orange
Reliance
TATA
Telecom Argentina
TI Sparkle
Telus
T-Systems
Telefonica
Telstra
Uniti
Verizon
Zayo

America Movil · Arelion · AT&T · AxNet · Brazil Telecom · BT · C3NTRO · China Telecom · China Unicom · Cirion · Cogent · DT · FiberLight · Flo Networks · Frontier · Gold Data · IENTC · Liberty · Lumen · Neutral Networks · NTT · Orange · Reliance · TATA · Telecom Argentina · TI Sparkle · Telus · T-Systems · Telefonica · Telstra · Uniti · Verizon · Zayo + others

CDN / Hyperscalers

Akamai
Amazon (AWS)
Apple
Applied Digital
ByteDance
CD Networks
CoreWeave
Crusoe
Fluidstack
Google
Lambda Labs
Meta
Microsoft
Nebius
Netflix
Nodiac
Oracle
Riot Games
TensorWave
Voltage Park
Axe Compute

Akamai · Amazon (AWS) · Apple · CD Networks · Google · Meta · Microsoft · Netflix · Oracle · Riot Games · Switch

Mobile (MNO)

America Movil
American Tower
AT&T Wireless
Cable & Wireless
China Mobile
Crown Castle
Movistar
MTP
NTT
Phoenix Tower
T-Mobile
TIM Brazil
Vodafone

America Movil · American Tower · AT&T Wireless · Cable & Wireless · China Mobile · Crown Castle · Movistar · MTP · NTT · Phoenix Tower · T-Mobile · TIM Brazil · Vodafone + others

Cable & ISP (CNO)

Altice
Astound
COX / Charter
Comcast
Crosslake
Ezee
Fidium
IZZI
Liberty Networks
Megacable
Mediacom
Rogers
Telstra
Total Play
Ufinet
Vocus

Altice · Astound · COX / Charter · Comcast · Crosslake · Ezee · Fidium · IZZI · Liberty Networks · Megacable · Mediacom · Telstra · Total Play · Ufinet · Vocus · Gigabit

Satellite (SSNO)

Amazon LEO
Blue Origin
Clarus
Eutelsat
Gilat
Hughes
Intelsat
OneWeb
SpaceX Starlink
Telstra
Virgin
Reliance GIO

Amazon Kuiper · Blue Origin · Clarus · Eutelsat · Gilat · Hughes · Intelsat · OneWeb · Starlink · Telstra · Virgin

Data Centers (DCO)

Alibaba
Amazon
Bleeding Edge
Cologix
CyrusOne
Databank
De-CIX
Digital Realty
EdgeConneX
Equinix
HostDime
HUT 8
KIO
Layer 9
MDC
Microsoft
Netrality
NJFX
Rackspace
SCALA
Schneider
Server Domes
Switch
Triara
Stargate

Alibaba · Amazon · Bleeding Edge · Cologix · CyrusOne · Databank · De-CIX · Digital Realty · EdgeConneX · Equinix · HostDime · KIO · Layer 9 · MDC · Microsoft · Megacable · Netrality · NJFX · Odata · Rackspace · SCALA · Schneider · Server Domes · Triara + others

Submarine (SNO)

Amazon
America Movil
Angola Cables
China Mobile
Confluence Networks
Google
Liberty Networks
Meta
NEC
NTT
Orange
Seaborn
Subcom
TATA
Telstra
Telecables
Telxius
TI Sparkle
Trans-America Fiber Networks

Amazon · America Movil · Angola Cables · China Mobile · Confluence Networks · Google · Liberty Networks · Meta · NEC · NTT · Orange · Seaborn · Subcom · TATA · Telstra · Telecables · Telxius · TI Sparkle · Trans-America Fiber Networks

Voice (VNO)

46 Labs
Airtel
C3NTRO
RingCentral
Sinch
TATA
TI Sparkle
Verizon
Vodafone

46 Labs · Airtel · C3NTRO · RingCentral · Sinch · TATA · TI Sparkle · Verizon · Vodafone + others