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Paula Tompkins

Entrepreneur and Digital Transformation Visionary

Paula Tompkins is the CEO and founder of ChannelNet, a globally recognized company specializing in multichannel marketing and sales solutions. With over three decades of experience, she has been at the forefront of utilizing personal technology to revolutionize marketing strategies for numerous top-tier companies. Tompkins' expertise spans from traditional multimedia to internet-based solutions, consistently driving increased brand awareness, customer satisfaction, retention, and new customer acquisition. Her profound understanding of customer experience has led five major automotive giants to choose ChannelNet for their marketing automation needs.

Paula's innovation extends beyond ChannelNet; she played a pivotal role in the early design and marketing of groundbreaking personal computers like the Actrix and Grid, establishing her as a visionary in the tech industry. Additionally, she created Skytray, an interactive electronic advertising platform for airline passengers while working at Altus Corporation.

As a renowned tech and marketing expert, Tompkins is frequently sought after for her insights by journalists, authors, and industry events. Her contributions to the field have earned her appearances on notable programs like Tom Peters' 'Thriving on Chaos' and PBS' 'The Nightly Business Report,' as well as features on National Public Radio's 'Money Talks.' Paula has also shared her knowledge as a lecturer at esteemed institutions such as Columbia University, the University of California at Berkeley, and Stanford University.

Paula Tompkins completed her high school education at Huntington High School and pursued a BBA in Business Administration at Marshall University. Prior to founding ChannelNet, she honed her skills as a Sales Engineer at General Electric and the 3M Company, laying a solid foundation for her impactful career in the tech and marketing sectors.

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Sausalito, California, United States