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2025 Fellowship Award Recipient

Announcing our 2025 WWLF Fellowship Award Winner

The Women's Wireless Leadership Forum is proud to announce Michelle Floyd as the 2025 Fellowship Award winner. Michelle will be mentored by Anisa Green.

Michelle Floyd

2025 Fellowship Award Recipient

Company: Verizon

Read Michelle's Bio

Michelle Floyd has nearly five years of experience in the telecom industry and is currently based in Atlanta, GA. Currently with Verizon as a Real Estate Specialist/Developer, she previously served as the Project Manager of Engineering Services for Tower Engineering Solutions (TES), a Congruex company. Michelle has also contributed to TES’s marketing efforts and contributed to WWLF’s marketing initiatives last year. Passionate for the industry, Michelle is now proudly serving WWLF as the Co-Director of Marketing and Communications, as well as the Co-City Chair for the Atlanta chapter.

Before her telecom career, Michelle built her resume in the sports and media industry, working with the Atlanta Braves, ESPN, Fox Sports, and various other networks, contributing to the production of major sporting events such as the Super Bowl and World Series.

Outside of work, Michelle is a world-traveling softball player who has competed in two Pan American Games, two World Championships, and the Olympic Trials. She remains passionate about the sport and has her sights set on competing in 2028.


Anisa Green

2025 Fellowship Mentor

Read Anisa's Bio

Anisa Green, Director – Federal Regulatory, has over 26 years of experience and expertise in regulatory, policy, advocacy and legal work. She is based in the AT&T DC office on the External & Legislative Affairs Federal Regulatory team currently working on universal service regulatory issues, with a focus on consumer broadband affordability, digital equity, and universal service matters. She also serves as Chief of Staff for the EVP and Chief Regulatory Officer. During her career – she’s not only gained a wealth of knowledge in the telecommunications, media, and technology field, she has enriched her network along the way.

Her commitment to serving her community is integral to her work. She champions various organizations focused on empowering, encouraging and educating the youth, women, and marginalized communities, including AT&T’s External & Legislative Affairs Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force, Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA) , FCBA Diversity Pipeline Committee, FCBA Foundation, FCC’s Equity and Diversity Council, Genesys Works, Crittenton, Girls Who Code, Junior Achievement, the NETwork Black Integrated Communications Professionals, Women of AT&T, Women in Technology, Women in Cable Telecommunications, Year Up and many others. She has mentored and sponsored aspiring leaders on their way to career success while maintaining humility, candor, and perspective. She also started her own personal styling and event planning business to help people feel better about themselves and have a good time doing it.

Hailing from Brooklyn, NY with roots in West Indies, Anisa finished her Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Communication at the George Washington University, became a certified paralegal and has taken numerous continuing legal education credits to further her knowledge in the TMT space. When she is not caring for her family, she takes advantage of a few stolen moments by shopping, reading a book, catching a movie, or taking a long walk/ride.


Thank you to our 2025 Fellowship Sponsor


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