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Nishant Garg joins CTIA leadership council
He will shape wireless industry sustainability policies, and advocate for equitable tech access in his role.
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Bhavana P - Mon, 18, Aug 2025
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Nishant Garg, behind the scenes at News 12, Long Island, spotlighting tech education, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment through the Telecom Institute of New York. / Photo Courtesy- CTIA
Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA), a trade association representing the U.S. wireless communications industry, has named Indian-American wireless tech executive Nishant Garg to its reverse logistics and service quality (RLSQ) leadership council.
Garg, founder of Delta Enterprise USA and the Telecom Institute of New York (T.I.N.Y.), was appointed earlier this month. CTIA announced the appointment, highlighting Delta Enterprise and Garg’s leadership in repair, refurbishment, and recycling within the wireless ecosystem.
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“We are excited to welcome Delta Enterprise USA, a subsidiary of Telecom Institute of New York, and their president & CEO, Nishant Garg, to the RLSQ Leadership Council,” the organization said.
A self-made entrepreneur, Garg began his career in 2000 as a wireless retail associate after emigrating from Darjeeling, India. Currently, based in New York City, he oversees a multifaceted enterprise spanning nationwide wireless distribution, retail operations, device repair, electronics recycling, and vocational training.
Through T.I.N.Y., Garg has prioritized education and inclusion by offering hands-on training in tech repair, sales, and entrepreneurship. The institute is an approved vendor for New York’s ACCESS-VR program, helping economically disadvantaged and differently-abled individuals gain employable skills. His nonprofit, the Gracious Givers Foundation, extends his impact into community uplift, food security, and sustainability.
“Wireless is not a luxury anymore, it’s a necessity. And making it accessible, sustainable, and equitable is a responsibility we all share,”Garg said.
He is also active in the Indian American and Nepali diaspora, serving on the boards of the Nepali Chamber of Commerce and Miss Nepal North America.
The RLSQ Council includes major industry players such as Apple, Samsung, Google, Verizon, and T-Mobile.
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