ADVISORY/Stuart Wolff, CEO of Homestore.com Inc., Joins Former U.S. Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor to Kick-off ``Tech Day'' at Democratic National Convention.Business Editors & High-Tech/Government Writers ADVISORY...for Wednesday Wednesday: see week. (Aug. 16) --(BUSINESS WIRE)
WHAT: Homestore.com Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Stuart Wolff and five top business leaders will join former
U.S. Trade Representative and Secretary of Commerce Mickey
Kantor to kick-off Tech Day at the Democratic National
Convention. Wolff will lead a discussion on the opportunities
and challenges posed by the New Economy leaders and New
Democrat elected officials.
While formerly working at TCI Interactive, Wolff was
approached by the National Association of Realtors(R) (NAR)
to help revamp their failing Web site. Stuart Wolff
recognized the enormous market emerging for real estate
information and services on the Net, and in a matter of days
secured several million dollars worth in financing from
investors around the country to personally acquire and revamp
REALTOR.com(R), the official site of the NAR. Today Wolff has
grown Homestore.com(TM) into the Internet's leading network
of real estate sites. Wolff is a founding member of TechNet
LA, a network of CEOs and senior executives from Southern
California's leading high-tech, entertainment, financial and
media companies.
MEDIA
OPPORTUNITIES:
New Economy Forum
Sponsored by TechNet and New Democrat Network
Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2000
Los Angeles Marriott
333 S. Figueroa St.
10 a.m. - Noon
-- Wolff is a featured speaker at the kick-off for Tech Day at
the Democratic National Convention.
With Peter Chernin, President, News Corp.;
Toby Corey, CEO, iGeneration;
Reed Hundt, Partner, Benchmark Capital
(former FCC Commissioner);
Kim Polese, Chairman, Marimba; and
Sandy Robertson, President, Francisco Investments:
The Honorable Mickey Kantor to Moderate
The Technology Network (TechNet):
TechNet is a network of senior executives of over 200 of the
nation's leading technology companies. Founded in 1997 by
John Doerr and Jim Barksdale, TechNet members include chief
executive officers and senior partners of companies in the
fields of information technology, biotechnology, venture
capital, investment banking and law. The mission is to engage
policy makers and industry leaders in a dialogue about
technology issues in order to create an agenda that prepares
America for the New Economy.
Media Credentials Required
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