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Paul Grosso is Vice President and co-founder of ArborText, Inc. He currently oversees standards participation and research and strategic planning related to technology as well as serving as a key technical resource to ArborText's software development group. Paul has served on various ISO, ANSI, and industry standards working groups for the past decade. He served on the Board of Directors of SGML Open, the international vendor consortium dedicated to improving the practical interoperability of SGML in the marketplace, from its inception in 1993 to June of 1997 during which time he held the position of Chief Technology Officer. He currently serves as ArborText's chief representative to the World Wide Web Consortium, sitting on the XML, XSL, and DOM working groups and acting as ArborText's representative on the W3C Advisory Committee. Prior to co-founding ArborText in 1982, Paul worked as a programmer in the area of computer systems and publishing software for eight years in various capacities for The University of Michigan Computing Center and the Mathematical Reviews division of the American Mathematical Society. Paul received his Ph.D. in Computer and Communication Sciences from The University of Michigan. He received the Graphics Communication Association Tekkie award in 1992 for meritorious achievement in the standards and technical documentation industry. |
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