Edward Savarese, Neighbor

Dr. Edward W. Savarese: Summary

Edward W. Savarese is a seasoned entrepreneur, executive, and educator with a notable career in the technology and business sectors. He founded two public companies, Personal Computer Products, Inc. (PCPI) in 1981 and Com-Guard.com, Inc. (CGUD) in 1998.

1. Personal Computer Products, Inc. (PCPI):

• Designed and developed products for the emerging microcomputer industry.

• Specialized in hardware design, firmware, and PC clone technology licensing.

• Transitioned to the laser printer market, rebranding as Imaging Technology Corporation (ITEC).

• Partnered with Motorola to develop chips for emulating HP LaserJet printers.

• Savarese served as Chairman, President, and CEO until retiring in 1998 after 15 successful years.

2. Com-Guard.com, Inc. (CGUD):

• Focused on computer security and later expanded to app development.

• Released iTrakHealthAI, an Apple Health app for Baby Boomers, utilizing AI to interpret health data.

• Took the company public in 2002, which remains active today.

Early Career:

• Worked at Hewlett-Packard (1978-1981) in sales and management roles.

• Held a leadership role at SofTech Microsystems (1981-1982), building an international sales organization.

• Trained in advanced sales techniques through Miller Heiman’s “Train the Trainer” program.

Academic Background:

• Doctorate from Columbia University in Communication, Computing, and Technology in Education.

• Master’s degrees in Administration and Management (Pace University) and Education (SUNY New Paltz).

Additional Contributions:

• Developed over 50 products in the microcomputer industry, licensing them globally.

• Lectured internationally on technology licensing, copyrights, and patents, especially in Eastern Europe during its transition to the West.

Dr. Savarese’s career reflects innovation, leadership, and a dedication to advancing technology and education.