NWIDA - National Wireless Independent Dealer Association

I wanted to share with you the following BIG news! NWIDA has signed a letter of intent to merge with WiBOC – the Wireless Business Owners Consortium, owned by Mark Landiak. In addition, Mark will be joining our Board of Directors. You can read the official Press Release here


WiBOC and NWIDA Merge! Expanding Benefits to Dealers and Suppliers!  

WiBOC (The Wireless Business Owner’s Consortium) and NWIDA (The National Wireless Independent Dealer Network) have joined forces to offer a new suite of services to independent wireless resellers, repair shops and industry suppliers under the NWIDA umbrella.

• Dealers will see increased advocacy on their behalf and a host of new association benefits aimed at improving sales & profitability.

• Suppliers will have new promotional opportunities to get their products, services and marketing message in front of more than 20,000 independent dealers to make more sales, more quickly.

The new organization will make a formal announcement at the Consumer Electronics Show and unveil their new suite of services for 2020.

Adam Wolf will be CEO of the new organization and oversee day to day operations as well as work directly with dealers and suppliers.

Mark Landiak, will lead the Board of Directors and act as a consultant to NWIDA.

For more information on becoming a NWIDA Member or joining the NWIDA Supplier Partnership, contact Adam Wolf at 919-694-3298 or info@NWIDA.org

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