From Sue’s Desk

Welcome to our Advisors and Welcome to Wolfram Labs

After 20 years in the digital space from using Facebook's inaugural ad products to launching the first ever social media campaign for a trade association to tweeting for public policy icons "Harry & Louise" to the leading edge products we deploy today, I think I can say, "I've seen it all." The good. The bad. And, of course, the ugly, where I've walked out of the room mid-demo.

That is why co-founding Wolfram Labs with partner Dana Cichon excites me so much. What is Wolfram? (It's the Latin name for Tungsten, one of the world's strongest metals that made both original light bulbs and the modern day electric battery possible.) Wolfram Labs is a next-gen tech accelerator.

Think of it as a "Shark Tank" for political tech. Whether you are a startup or just a company that wants to update your product line or brand profile, we give you honest feedback and the tools to help you emerge a winner. We do this by bringing you decades of inside expertise and insight into selling into a very niche marketplace.

What our marketplace has seen recently are a lot of foolish attempts by silicon valley and venture capital who want to come in and "fix our market." And they think they can do it by circumventing the marketplace itself. As many such as Colin Delany have written (see: “Three things silicon valley doesn’s understand about the campaign business”) this is a bad idea.

Our approach is the opposite. We are bringing you the best of the best. The Sharks you want on your side to give you advice. You emerge transformed; an award winning company.

Today, we announce our first set of Advisors. I am proud to introduce Jordan Lieberman, Jim Green, Domenic Caravello, Jesse Kamzol, Jefferson Stovall, Ashley Mancheni, Dan Germain. This is a group of Rockstars. Welcome to the new way to bring political tech to market.