C Spire Wireless - 2008 Innovators Hall of Fame Excellence Award Recipient Tribute Video

June 17, 2013

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C Spire Wirelss, formerly Cellular South, recipient of the 2008 Innovate Mississippi Innovators Hall of Fame Excellence Award, was cofounded by brothers Wade H. Creekmore Jr. and James H. Creekmore Sr. and has grown to become one of the nation's largest privately-held wireless companies and an award-winning wireless industry leader.

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