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Cynthia de Lorenzi
Ms. de Lorenzi is the Chief Executive Officer of Patriot Computer Group, Inc. (PCG) and its subsidiary
PatriotNet, Inc. For more than 8 years, PCG and PatriotNet have been providing quality, customer-
focused Internet services including Web hosting, managed servers, dial-up access, email, and
dedicated access through DSL and T1 connectivity. PatriotNet has recently implemented complete
on-site computer support and solutions, including software, hardware, Internet connectivity solutions
and virus detection and removal. PatriotNet has also gained recognition for providing telework solutions
and technology, including Virtual Private Networks for small to medium-sized businesses.
Ms. de Lorenzi is a co-founder of the North Texas Technology Council (NTTC), a non-profit
organization dedicated to promoting North Texas as a premier technology region. She serves as
Chief Executive Officer and a Director for this successful organization. In 2000, the NTTC hosted
the first Telework America Southwest Summit and subsequent Telework Conference's in conjunction
with the Call Center Demo Conference in Dallas, Texas. Because of the success and recognition
earned through hosting this important mid-west conference, the Telework Coalition has now taken
in the lead in organizing the 2005 Telework Conference in partnership with the North Texas
Technology Council and the Call Center Demo Conference, which will again be held in Dallas
in January.
Ms. de Lorenzi served as the Southwest Regional Director of the Concord Coalition, a nonpartisan,
grassroots educational organization advocating fiscal responsibility and reform of entitlement programs
to ensure the viability and fairness for all generations. Prior to joining the Concord Coalition, she served
as a National Director for Economic Security 2000, a Washington based, educational and policy
organization addressing issues related to Social Security reform.
Ms. de Lorenzi is also the President and co-founder of broadcastaresume.com, a resume fax-
broadcasting company with headquarters in Dallas, Texas. She serves on the Board of the Central
Fairfax Chamber of Commerce, on the E-Commute Committee of the Northern Virginia Technology
Council and on the Executive Committee for the Texas Nanotechnology Initiative.
Ms. de Lorenzi is a frequent speaker, panelist and media guest on issues related to policy,
workforce, and technology issues. Ms. de Lorenzi is a graduate of George Mason University
and the proud mother of two children.
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