Management Team

Glenn Paul, President & Co-Founder
Brad Murray, Chief Technology Officer

Glenn Paul
President & Co-Founder, dotPhoto

Glenn is an entrepreneur who has founded and led successful companies in the personal computer, software and Internet arenas. As co-founder of dotPhoto in 1999, he was a pioneer in creating a web-based service for sharing and storing digital images that has grown into an integrated web-to-wireless platform for all personal media including photos, video and sound.

As President, Glenn leads dotPhoto's product road mapping efforts, overlaying his vision of the future of web and wireless technologies with the practical requirements of consumer and business markets.

In 1993, Glenn started QwikQuote Development, a sales automation company that was acquired by Aptus Software. As the co-founder and president of Clancy-Paul Computers, Glenn built the company into the largest personal computer retailer in New Jersey and to $35 million in sales. The company was sold to InaCom in 1988 where Glenn then served as VP of Product Strategy.

An active leader in volunteer organizations, Glenn serves on the board of the Red Cross of Central New Jersey and is president of the Trenton Rotary. A graduate of Princeton University, Glenn lives with his wife in Central New Jersey and is the father of three. He continues his life-long love of singing as a member of the Jersey Transit.

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Brad Murray
Chief Technology Officer, dotPhoto

Brad Murray is a senior developer and system architect with extensive experience in the internet and traditional systems world. His greatest expertise is with the Microsoft platform from development tools to databases, but he has also worked with and managed Oracle back-ends. Brad has been in charge of the architecture and development of dotPhoto since its creation.

As CTO, Brad investigates technology with an eye for what can differentiate dotPhoto and then works to implement it.

Brad has a Bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania and has been working exclusively in the technology sector for 17 years. He lives with his wife and two children in Central New Jersey not far from where he grew up.

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