
Law & Technology
Federal Broadband Funding: BEAD ©
A practical look at funding allocation, deployment strategy, long-term goals, and the role of small IT vendors, MSPs, and ISPs in public broadband access.

Award-recognized nonfiction
Books on resilience, faith, business, and rebuilding for the moments that challenge everything and the choices that move you forward.

✦ Literary Titan Gold Book Award
✦ 2026 International Impact Book Award as Distinguished Author
✦ Best Business Guidebook Author in South Carolina
✦ Best New Inspirational Book Author in South Carolina

Featured in the press
MSN names Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. among the Top 10 Visionary Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2026, recognizing a career built across law, business, technology, and authorship.
Read the MSN feature →The National Law Review · Press release
An announcement of Kenneth’s 2026 Best Business Guidebook Author recognition in South Carolina and the inspirational trilogy After the Fall ©, Get Back Up ©, and Unfinished Business ©.
Read the National Law Review press release →True stories and practical wisdom for rising after loss, walking by faith, and building a stronger life.
Explore books →Straightforward lessons on leadership, strategy, and creating lasting value in business and life.
Explore books →Exploring the intersection of law, innovation, free speech, and the future of technology.
Explore books →Featured reading
Available at Barnes & Noble. Find Kenneth’s books at BN.com.

Law & Technology
A practical look at funding allocation, deployment strategy, long-term goals, and the role of small IT vendors, MSPs, and ISPs in public broadband access.

Rebuilding
A father’s confession, a son’s extraordinary rise, and a story of forgiveness beyond a broken beginning.

Law & Technology
A detailed examination of the powers of the Executive Branch of Government in the modern era, against the backdrop of Power, Restraint and the Constitution.
Business speaking & workshops
Keynotes, founder workshops, and specialist broadband training with Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. Explore practical sessions on business risk, funding, operations, and technology.
From the journal
A five-question commentary for municipal leaders and small IT vendors on BEAD project roles, funding questions, subcontracting opportunities, and preparing for compliance.
Read entry →Kenneth’s compliance commentary on how small-business vendors can prepare for government work, drawing on GSA contracting experience and the opportunities around BEAD broadband projects.
Read entry →A legal commentary on United States v. Kyle, license plate surveillance, and the Fourth Amendment limits of persistent vehicle tracking.
Read entry →Begin where you are
