Charter Communications (CHTR) NSR/BCG Global Connectivity Leaders Conference - New York summary
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NSR/BCG Global Connectivity Leaders Conference - New York summary
26 Mar, 2026Strategic priorities and growth initiatives
Focused on returning broadband to growth and expanding converged connectivity, emphasizing customer value and improved service through investments in employees and tools.
Completing network expansion in 2024 and progressing network evolution, aiming for 50% completion by year-end, to deliver differentiated products and leverage a strong WiFi network.
Enhancing product bundling, adding value-added services like Invincible WiFi, and driving ARPU growth through higher-value packages and efficiency improvements.
Driving digitization and automation to improve efficiency without impacting sales or service.
Competitive landscape and market trends
Fixed wireless competition remains steady, with no significant change in market tension; AT&T has expanded fixed wireless in several markets.
Maintains higher market share than fiber competitors in mature markets due to incumbency, product differentiation, and customer service focus.
No discernible impact from Starlink on current trends, but the situation is being monitored closely.
Leadership and customer experience
New COO Nick Jeffery brings experience in customer focus and value messaging, aligning with current strategic goals.
Ongoing efforts to improve NPS scores by addressing historical reputation, pricing transparency, and eliminating minor customer service issues.
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