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May 20, 2011 David Fiske, 202-418-0513
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FCC CHAIRMAN JULIUS GENACHOWSKI ANNOUNCES 
GREG GUICE AS ACTING DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS; 
CHRISTOPHER LEWIS APPOINTED AS ACTING DEPUTY DIRECTOR  
(Washington, D.C.) – FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced today the appointment of Greg 
Guice as Acting Director, Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA). Guice most recently served as FCC 
Special Counsel for House Affairs.  Chairman Genachowski also announced the appointment of 
Christopher Lewis as Acting Deputy Director of OLA. Lewis previously served as Legislative Analyst 
in the office.  
FCC Chairman Genachowski said, “I am delighted that Greg and Chris will assume these critical roles 
at the FCC.  Their expertise, experience and insight will continue to help the agency meet its important 
obligations to Congress.  I look forward to working with them.”
Greg Guice has worked as an attorney for the Commission for the past 12 years, with experience in 
wireline, wireless and public safety issues. During his tenure with the FCC, Guice was detailed to serve 
for nearly two years as Counsel to then-Chairman Henry Waxman on the Energy and Commerce 
Committee, helping with the Committee’s work on universal service reform, competition policy, public 
safety and spectrum policy.  Guice received his B.A. in Political Science from University of North 
Carolina at Chapel Hill and his J.D. from George Mason University. 
Christopher Lewis will serve as Acting Deputy Director of OLA.  Most recently, he handled legislative 
affairs for the FCC’s National Broadband Plan team.  Prior to that, Lewis served as a Senior Advisor on 
the agency’s Digital Television Transition policy team.  Lewis graduated from Harvard University with a 
B.A. in Government.
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