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Clarence William Briggs III

Clarence William Briggs III

Office history

2026
general

Current office and 2026 campaign

Clarence William Briggs III is a candidate for the County Commission 1. He has announced his intention to run in the 2026 election cycle 2. Specific details regarding his party affiliation, district assignment, and recent campaign developments are not provided in the available source material.

Career

Clarence William Briggs III is the founder and chief executive officer of Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. (AIT), a privately-held North Carolina-based firm specializing in mission-critical infrastructure for application, platform, and hosting clients 25. The company, which maintains its headquarters at 28301 Fayetteville Road, provides services including web hosting, domain registration, and dedicated servers 35. Briggs has been identified as the CEO of AIT in public records dating back to at least 2008 4 and continues to lead the organization as of 2026 1.

In February 2018, Briggs donated $10,000 to the Fayetteville Urban Ministry to assist customers of the Fayetteville Public Works Commission with utility bill payments 26.

Office history

Clarence Briggs served as the chief executive officer and founder of AIT 2. He has also been active in local civic engagement, with plans to donate money to the nonprofit Fayetteville Urban Ministry to assist individuals in paying PWC bills 2.

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Business interests and wealth source

Clarence Briggs is the founder and chief executive officer of Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. (AIT), a privately held North Carolina-based firm specializing in mission-critical infrastructure for application, platform, and hosting clients 25. The company provides services including web hosting, domain registration, and dedicated servers 3. AIT was established as an employer in Fayetteville, with its business profile noting its role in the local technology sector 5.

Briggs has utilized his business standing to engage in local philanthropy. In February 2018, he donated $10,000 to the nonprofit Fayetteville Urban Ministry to assist financially strapped customers of the Fayetteville Public Works Commission with their utility bills 26. This donation followed reports that the PWC had identified minor billing errors in its web hosting services provided by AIT 2.

Specific details regarding Briggs's personal wealth accumulation, ownership stakes in other entities, or significant financial disclosures beyond this charitable contribution are not provided in the available records. His public profile primarily highlights his role as the executive of AIT and his community donations rather than a detailed breakdown of his financial portfolio 12.

Sources

Public filings

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North Carolina — campaign finance

North Carolina — statement of economic interest

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