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    Company Overview

    Montgomery Technologies

    Founded 2002

    Montgomery Technologies is a steady-growth, debt-free, CRE infrastructure company with a multi-decade history of outstanding performance and a platinum reputation for customer service. We understand commercial real estate involves long-term relationships that depend upon consistent delivery, not marketing. Since 2002, we have ensured that the representations we make to our clients are consistent with our delivery, resulting in consistent year-over-year revenue growth and a customer retention rate of over 99%.

    We are building infrastructure experts.

    Montgomery is structured as two divisions: Riser Management and Intelligent Riser. Offered throughout North America, these service offerings are completely independent – buildings routinely contract for one, the other, or both.

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    Riser Management Division

    Founded 2002

    Over the decades, cabling in telecom closets has evolved from phone and fax lines to fiber optics that support a tenant’s entire operation. Having a formal process for screening and documenting access to these security-sensitive areas is now of critical importance. 

    Riser Management mitigates liability by providing access screening and COI verification, while ensuing all riser cabling is performed to code and building standard. Riser Management also supports the tenant move-in process, streamlining the procurement and extension of telecom services to tenant space.

    At no cost to the building, our riser management service includes:

    • 24x7x365 riser access screening
    • A dedicated account manager
    • Facilitation of ISP license agreements (new and renewal)
    • Maintain a database of building infrastructure and pathways
    • Tenant concierge services

    Intelligent Riser Division

    Founded 2010

    The networks that operate building systems are brittle and operate in a nonsecure, nonstandard environment. Each new technology, system, or upgrade only adds to the complexity, creating additional cybersecurity risk and potential points of failure. Intelligent Riser mitigates cybersecurity and outage risk by installing a converged network dedicated to building systems. 

    Our 24x7x365 Network Operations Center (NOC) provides ongoing, enterprise-class network management (cybersecurity, monitoring, and maintenance) to ensure all connected systems are cybersecure, up, and running to the 99.999% (five 9s) enterprise standard. We act as the single point of contact for all moves, adds, and changes, ensuring security standards are enforced and maintained, while supporting “plug-and-play” connectivity from the network. 

    Intelligent Riser provides quantifiable capex and opex savings and real-time visibility into what is connected, how it is connected, and where each device and piece of equipment is located within the building. 

    Intelligent Riser is installed in hundreds of office buildings throughout North America and is the most installed building systems network in the world.

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    Leadership Team

    Greg Jones

    President
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    Greg has been President of Montgomery Technologies since its founding in 2002. With a career spanning decades in real estate technology, he is a nationally recognized leader in the integration of technology and commercial building operations.

    Greg has worked with a wide variety of service providers in the development of in-building distribution models to support the increased demand for managed networks, bandwidth, DAS, WiFi, CATV, and VoIP, and has acted as a strategic development consultant for building owners, managers, carriers, and manufacturers. He is expert at recommending, provisioning, and delivering technology solutions that increase asset value.

    Greg is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, with an MBA from St. Mary’s College.

    Joe Gaspardone

    COO
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    Joe served as a strategic advisor to Montgomery Technologies since its founding in 2002, becoming its COO in 2016. Prior to his role as COO, Gaspardone was a commercial real estate syndicator, owner, and manager, overseeing the growth of multiple entities and organizations. He was also the founder and president of an enterprise property management software company, where he oversaw triple digit growth in revenue and personnel until its acquisition.

    Throughout his career in commercial real estate and technology, Joe has focused on the process of creating efficient solutions to complex problems. He has delivered a multitude of innovative technology solutions that today serve many of the world’s largest commercial real estate companies.

    Joe is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley.

    Mo Alshibl

    Director, Engineering
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    Mo leads the Intelligent Riser division, spearheading Montgomery’s enterprise-class network architecture and design, ensuring infrastructure is both highly available and secure. He also oversees high-level, complex projects and coordinates cross-functional teams to drive results, ensuring the NOC/SOC and project teams deliver consistently exceptional results.

    With over 15 years of experience in systems and network engineering, as well as project and program management, Mo holds a bachelor’s degree in systems engineering from the University of Victoria, as well as certifications in project and human resource management from the University of California, Berkeley. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and Cisco Certificated Network Administrator (CCNA).

    Karina Maldonado

    Director, Account Management
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    Karina Maldonado leads the Account Management department at Montgomery Technologies, overseeing client relationships, strategic initiatives, and coordination across service delivery and infrastructure projects. With over 10 years of experience in account management, telecommunications coordination, and customer success, she is known for building strong relationships with high-profile ownership and management teams while delivering exceptional client experiences. Karina specializes in managing complex client environments, streamlining operations, and supporting smart building technology initiatives throughout Montgomery’s portfolio. She is passionate about fostering long-term partnerships and driving operational excellence. Karina is a graduate of San Jose State University.

    Jason Pearl

    Director, Structured Cabling
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    Jason Pearl brings over three decades of industry experience to his role. A Bay Area native and proud member of IBEW Local 6, Jason has built his career on customer relationships, technical expertise, leadership, and a deep understanding of commercial building telecommunications infrastructure.



    Since joining Montgomery Technologies in 2012, Jason has played a key role in overseeing structured cabling operations nationwide. He leads a team that supports tenants and building operations teams with scope development, project coordination, and implementation of structured cabling solutions, while working closely with major telecommunications providers to ensure all work meets NEC standards and industry best practices.

    Abdullah Raja

    Senior Systems Engineer
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    Abdullah designs and operates Montgomery’s enterprise infrastructure, pairing network reliability with automation to deliver secure, highly available services. He leads initiatives that turn operational requirements into scalable systems across on-prem and cloud environments.

    Abdullah has over 10 years of experience in systems and network engineering. He earned a B.S. in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity and an M.S. in Cloud Computing from the University of Maryland Global Campus. His certifications include CCNP Enterprise (including ENAUTO), CCNA, AWS Certified Solutions Architect (Associate), CompTIA Security+ and Network+, and Microsoft MCSA (70-740).

    Sean Mejia

    Manager, Service Center
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    Sean heads the Service Center department, overseeing the daily operations and strategic direction of the support team. He focuses on streamlining service delivery and enhancing the client experience, while also managing site access protocols to ensure security standards are maintained. By bridging the gap between client needs and operational execution, Sean drives the interdepartmental coordination necessary to maintain consistent, high-quality service levels.

    With over a decade of professional customer service experience, Sean specializes in optimizing support workflows and implementing service standards that prioritize both resolution speed and client satisfaction. He remains committed to fostering a culture of customer focus and continuous improvement within the Service Center department.

    Arfath Hussain

    NOC Manager
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    Arfath Hussain leads the Network Operations Center (NOC). He oversees day-to-day NOC execution and process improvements, coordinating cross-functional efforts with engineering and security to deliver and maintain consistent, resilient services.

    With over 10 years of experience in network engineering and operations, Arfath specializes in firewall administration, switching, and enterprise WiFi. He drives operational rigor through documentation, runbooks, change management, and mentors engineers on troubleshooting and best practices.

    Arfath holds an M.S. in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park, and an M.S. in Engineering Management from International Technological University, San Jose. He is certified as a Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). 

    Clients

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    Organizational Associations

    We are active members of the following national organizations focused on the advancement of the commercial real estate business.

    We speak at and sponsor the following events that educate on security and technology in the commercial real estate industry.

    We are the building infrastructure experts you’ve been looking for.
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