Drone Company Hires Chris Moccia

December 4, 2015

Measure’s Drone as a Service Model to Serve Vertical Infrastructure Market

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Measure, the nation’s leading operator of drones, announced the strategic
hire of Chris Moccia to serve as Vice President of Infrastructure. An entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience in wireless infrastructure, Chris will help telecommunications and utility companies collect valuable data using drones while keeping the costs of new technology as low as possible.

“Measure’s Drone as a Service® model allows cellular tower owners and operators to use drones for inspections without making a heavy capital investment,” said Measure CEO Brandon Torres Declet. “Chris’s skill set combines his experience as a businessman and industry expert with a keen ability to navigate emerging technology markets. With his leadership, Measure will help companies with vertical infrastructure realize the benefit of incorporating drones into their operations.”

Chris is a proven business leader and entrepreneur with more than three decades of experience growing businesses, including 20 years in wireless communications operations and network deployment. In 1998, Chris founded a group of companies under the Solusia brand, which provided wireless operators and original equipment manufacturers with infrastructure planning, build-out deployments and maintenance needs. In 2008, Solusia was recognized by Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing private companies in the United States. Chris attended St. Cloud State University in Minnesota where he majored in Business Administration.

About Measure:
Measure is the world’s leading Drone as a Service® company with Federal Aviation Administration approval to fly more than 200 different types of drones for a broad range of commercial applications. We provide turnkey solutions to acquire, process, and deliver cost-effective, actionable aerial data to enterprise customers. We don’t make drones. We make drones work. www.measure.aero