LTN Appoints Mark Romano as Vice President, Multichannel Platforms and Edward Cox as Vice President, Sales & Business Development

Additions strengthen LTN’s leadership as broadcasters scale satellite-to-IP transition

Columbia, Maryland(13 Apr 2026)

LTN today announced the appointments of Mark Romano as Vice President, Multichannel Platforms, and Edward (Ed) Cox as Vice President, Sales & Business Development to support strategic communications and industry engagement. These moves reinforce LTN’s continued investment in scaling IP-based video distribution as the industry accelerates its shift away from satellite infrastructure. 

• Mark Romano as Vice President, Multichannel Platforms.

In this role Mark will lead initiatives focused on expanding multichannel platform capabilities and supporting MVPDs transitioning to IP. Mark brings extensive experience working with MVPDs with over two decades in technology and network affiliate relations with executive roles with SES and Outdoor Channel.

• Edward (Ed) Cox as Vice President, Sales & Business Development.

In this role Ed will help leading media companies navigate a smooth transition from satellite. Ed brings over 20 year’s experience in media distribution, most recently as VP of SES, leading its Media business in the US. 

Romano and Cox will join LTN executives and industry leaders at NAB Show 2026 for exclusive, in-depth discussions on real-world satellite-to-IP migration. Hosted at LTN’s booth #W2100, the meetings will highlight execution strategies, operational insights, and monetization opportunities enabled by IP infrastructure. 

“As the industry accelerates toward IP-based distribution, our focus is building on LTN’s leading position as the go-to IP network for cable headends,” said Mark Romano. “LTN’s network and platform are built for scale and its multi-tenant gateways offer an easy transition for up to the full channel lineups for MVPDs.”

“LTN’s network and platform are built to deliver the reliability, flexibility, and operational efficiency broadcasters need as they transition mission-critical workflows from satellite to IP,” said Cox.

“This is a critical time of change in our industry and Mark and Ed are just the kind of experts our customers need to make a smooth transition onto LTN’s trusted IP video network," said Bryan McGuirk, CRO of LTN.

With C-band spectrum changes approaching, broadcasters are rapidly advancing IP deployment strategies to ensure reliability, flexibility, and long-term scalability. LTN’s NAB booth will showcase how leading organizations are delivering on that transition today. 

Media and analysts are invited to stop by the LTN booth and schedule briefings with  executives onsite.