Mediacom Communications has appointed Glenn Goldsmith as Senior Vice President of Strategic Procurement and Supply Chain, creating a new leadership role focused on procurement strategy, supplier relationships, and supply chain optimization.
Goldsmith will report directly to Chairman and CEO Giuseppe B. Commisso and join Mediacom’s Executive Leadership Team. In his new position, he will oversee procurement across major spending areas, including programming and content, network infrastructure, customer equipment, technology and software, cloud services, logistics, and professional services.
A key priority will be improving sourcing and contract negotiations to deliver measurable savings and long-term value. Goldsmith will also work with Mediacom’s Finance, Legal, and Operating teams to strengthen supplier performance, improve supply continuity, and enhance visibility into spending and contractual commitments through better analytics, systems, and processes.
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Goldsmith brings nearly three decades of experience at Mediacom. He joined the company in 1998 as an intern in the Accounting Department and progressed through positions of increasing responsibility. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President of Programming, leading negotiations for cable and broadcast network acquisitions, retransmission consent agreements, media rights, and strategic multiplatform initiatives.
“Glenn’s career is a great example of the opportunities that dedication, continued learning and strong performance can create at Mediacom,” said Commisso, highlighting Goldsmith’s negotiation experience and commercial judgment.
Goldsmith said he looks forward to working across the organization and with suppliers to build a procurement function that delivers measurable value while supporting network reliability and customer experience.
The appointment reflects Mediacom’s focus on bringing greater coordination and commercial discipline to procurement as it continues investing in its network and services. By aligning sourcing decisions, supplier relationships, and operational requirements, the company aims to strengthen efficiency while supporting its long-term business priorities.
Mediacom Communications provides broadband, video, phone, mobile, and business technology services to households and organizations across 22 states in the United States.
