RouteThis CEO Jason Moore Wins Fiber Broadband Association's 2025 'Fiber Under Forty' Award
KITCHENER, Ontario--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- RouteThis, a leader in WiFi customer experience (CX) solutions, is proud to announce that Co-Founder and CEO Jason Moore was named the winner of the Fiber Broadband Association's 2025 Fiber Under Forty Award. The honor was announced during the FBA Awards Luncheon at Fiber Connect 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Fiber Under Forty award celebrates rising stars who are making significant contributions to the fiber broadband industry early in their careers. Jason Moore was recognized for his visionary leadership and groundbreaking work in reshaping how service providers deliver high-performance WiFi experiences.
'The individuals and organizations recognized this year are driving real progress in our industry,' said Gary Bolton, President and CEO of Fiber Broadband Association. 'Their leadership, innovation and commitment to delivering high-performance fiber broadband are not only connecting communities, but also shaping the future of economic opportunity and technological advancement.'
With a background in electrical engineering and over a decade of broadband experience, Moore has led RouteThis in creating a CPE-agnostic platform that helps ISPs improve their quality of install, reduce truck rolls, increase ARPU, and scale support operations efficiently. Most recently, under Moore's guidance, RouteThis launched a groundbreaking WiFi self-install solution designed to enable ISPs to deliver smarter, more intuitive self-installs – while still ensuring that subscribers get the best WiFi experience from Day One.
Moore is also pioneering the use of AI, WiFi diagnostics, OCR, and AR to make WiFi customer experience more personalized, visual and adaptive – whether it's an install, repair or support interaction, ultimately helping providers differentiate in a competitive market. His work has been especially impactful as providers expand into more rural and underserved areas, where scaling efficient support and seamless installation while reducing OpEx is critical.
The 2025 Fiber Broadband Association Awards drew nearly 100 submissions and recognized standout individuals and organizations shaping the future of fiber. Moore's win affirms his place among the most influential voices guiding the next era of broadband innovation.
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RouteThis is transforming WiFi customer experience by empowering Service Providers and Smart Home brands to deliver exceptional residential WiFi installation, repair, and support with CPE-agnostic software solutions and remote support platforms. RouteThis has served over 200 companies globally, driving value by reducing average handle times, deploying fewer truck rolls, and increasing average revenue per user. Headquartered in Ontario, Canada, visit RouteThis.com and follow us on LinkedIn to learn more.
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