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Company
Cuna
Communications distributes
and resells new,
name-brand
technology and
telecom
hardware,
software, and
supplies.
Company
headquarters are
in Houston,
Texas.
CunaComm®
serves Federal,
State, & Local
Government,
Prime Government
Contractors,
Higher
Education, and
Telecom
Providers.
Cuna
Communications
is a
CVE Verified Service Disabled
Veteran Owned
Small Business
(SDVOSB). We are
also
endorsed
by the
Association for
Service Disabled
Veterans.
Mission
Competently
perform our
logistical
support role, so
our customers
may focus on
core business
activities with
confidence.
From our
place in the
middle, we
succeed by
meeting the expectations of
our customers
and our channel
partners.
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Capabilities
Web catalog with real-time
pricing and availability.
EDI for high-volume business
transactions.
Barcode, UID, and RFID products,
supplies and services to meet DOD and
commercial specifications.
We gladly
accept
small orders, sound advice, Visa,
MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. |
History
CunaComm® was founded by
Joseph M. (Mike)
Hagerty, owner and president of the
company.
Mike served with the U.S. Army for over
9 years in Infantry, Operations &
Intelligence, and Logistics. He
returned to Texas
in 1979 after leaving the service
and obtained his BBA and MBA from the University of Houston.
Mike
worked for Texbrook Industries, Div.
Platt-Hardin Inc, a manufacturer of
telecom equipment from 1979 to 2003,
gaining valuable experience with a small
company operating in a tough, turbulent
business sector.
In October 2003, Mike organized Cuna
Communications, LLC. The company began
by supplying specialized tools and
equipment to large telecom service providers and
started added more information
technology lines.
Today,
CunaComm offers over 150,000 IT and telecom products and holds a GSA 70
Schedule contract.
Mike's daughter, Michelle Hagerty,
a graduate of Colorado College,
joined CunaComm® in 2006.
She manages the
Rocky Mountains Region
from our branch
office in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Michelle
competed in the 2008 Olympic Trials for a
spot on the USA Judo Team. She has since
retired from competitive Judo and coaches at
the Olympic Training Center.
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