Meredith is a 20-year software industry veteran whose career spans a wide range of executive and leadership positions in the broadband infrastructure and applications space.
Prior to joining Integra5, Meredith served as president & CEO of three private software companies in the Boston area: Stargus, which was acquired by C-COR, Seaport Software Solutions, which was acquired by Softricity, and Into Networks.
Meredith was a founding member of Road Runner, the high speed data joint venture of Time Warner, MediaOne (now Comcast), Microsoft and Compaq (now HP), where she served as Vice President of Corporate Development. Prior to Road Runner, Meredith was Vice President of Product Development at MediaOne Broadband Internet Services. In that position she was responsible for product management of MediaOne Express, the company’s high speed data service, and DiveIn its local online programming initiative.
In her early career, Meredith pioneered the interactive media and technology space at Ogilvy & Mather Interactive, working with clients such as American Express, General Foods and AT&T in the online and multimedia arenas.
Meredith, is an active participant in the Massachusetts technical community and beyond. Through memberships in industry organizations – including the Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange (MITX), the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (MTC), New England Cable & Telecommunications Association (NECTA), the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) and the Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM) – Meredith has established herself as a proponent of technological innovation within the communications sector. And through memberships in organizations such as Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT), she works to promote the role of women in leadership positions within the communications industry as well. Meredith was recently recognized as mentor of year for 2007 by the WICT New England chapter.
Meredith’s leadership efforts for expanding Integra5’s role in a rapidly growing market were recently recognized by Cable World magazine, where she was named one of the “Top Women in Technology,” by the Mass Technology Leadership Council (MTLC), where she was named a 2006 “Executive of the Year”, and by Mass High Tech magazine, who named her a “2007 Mass High Tech All-Star.”