About
Potomac Tech Wire
is an independent news organization that covers technology
stories in the greater Washington D.C. region in an
objective and independent manner. |
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"Potomac Tech Wire is one
of the key sources for technology and deal news in the DC area."
-Business
2.0 Magazine
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Paul Sherman
Co-founder &
Editor-in-Chief,
Tech Wire
Publications |
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Paul Sherman is the editor and publisher of Potomac
Tech Wire, which he co-founded in 1999. He also serves as the
president of Tech Wire Media, which consists of five regional
technology publications: Potomac Tech Wire, New England Tech Wire,
Southeast Tech Wire, Tri-State Tech Wire and Bay Area Tech Wire. He
has moderated over 40 seminars on various technology topics, ranging
from venture capital to mobile technology to government technology
procurement. He is the co-chair of the annual Digital Media
Conference held each summer in Washington, D.C. Prior to founding
Tech Wire, he worked for three years as the news assistant at The
New York Times bureau in Mexico City, and wrote for the Economist
Intelligence Unit, Latin Finance and Time magazine for two years.
Paul received an M.B.A. from The Wharton School in 1999 and a B.A.
in political science from Brown University in 1992.
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Parul Nath
Director of Business Development, Tech Wire Publications |
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Parul Nath is the Director of Business Development for Potomac Tech Wire and the
other Tech Wire publications. Parul handles classified advertising
for clients, meeting and event planning and customer service for
marketing and advertising related matters. Prior to joining Potomac
Tech Wire, she worked with local Technology and News organizations
in their marketing departments. She graduated from the George Washington
University with a Bachelors in Business Administration in 2001with
a focus on Marketing and Information Systems.
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Ray Bolger
Editor, New England, Tri-State, & Southeast Tech
Wires |
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Ray Bolger is a 15-year veteran business journalist who has focused
on new technology companies and the
investors who back them. Prior to joining Tech Wire publications
in 2000, Ray was a staff reporter and assistant managing editor
for LocalBusiness.com, a national network of daily, online technology
business news feeds. He was also a regular contributor to Digital
South magazine, which covered venture capital in the Southeast
U.S. Prior to that, Ray was a contributing writer to Warfield's
magazine
and The Daily Record newspaper, a decades-old
daily business publication in Baltimore. As a copy writer, he has
written special sections in Forbes magazine on regional economic
development.
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Rich Scherr
Editor, Potomac & Bay Area Tech Wires |
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Rich Scherr is a seasoned technology and financial journalist who
has been with the Tech Wire publications since 2001. The Baltimore
native previously spent nearly four years covering the Baltimore
and Washington technology scene for LocalBusiness.com, and has been
a regular contributor to the sports pages of both The Baltimore Sun
and The Washington Post for several years. Also among his credits
have been a stint editing morning news feeds for America Online and
frequent contributions to the Associated Press.
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Sam Solovey
Co-founder |
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In 1999, Sam Solovey co-founded Potomac Tech Wire and is currently
Director of Business Operations and Customer Relations for the
entire family of Tech Wire publications. Sam manages customer acquisition,
advertising sales and market expansion. He and Paul oversee the
business
directory portion of the business, and Sam manages the logistics,
sponsors and speaker bookings for all Tech Wire seminars. Prior
to starting Tech Wire, he worked as a Change Management Analyst
for
Accenture in New York City and Washington D.C. While at Andersen,
he worked on projects for Merrill Lynch, AT&T and the U.S.
Postal Service. Sam has also hosted an innovative radio talk show
titled,
The Untrained Psychologist and occasionally serves as a professional
auctioneer for several charitable organizations in New York and
Washington, DC. He graduated with a B.A. in political science from
Colgate University
in 1998.
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