Colin Steele is an experienced technology media professional with an extensive background in editorial strategy, social media, public relations and journalism.
Prior to joining York IE, Colin was a PR and social media manager at Oracle and an editorial director at TechTarget, where he won multiple ASBPE Azbee Awards of Excellence. He began his career as a reporter at local newspapers in the Boston area.
Colin is a graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and a huge fan of Dave Matthews Band. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife and daughter.
Connect with Colin Steele on LinkedIn.
Founders are creating something from nothing. Tapping into the reason why is the key to staying motivated and finding success throughout the startup journey. Some
What do you have the capacity to do, and what internally is preventing you from getting there? In Dr. Julie Gurner’s job as an executive
Cloud computing has given rise to a new breed of startups — companies that are agile and flexible and, most importantly, that can instantly scale
York IE’s advisory services are here to help you with business growth in whichever way works best for you. Our advisory services team works directly
I heard an ad on the radio the other day. The announcer asked, “Are you looking to deliver innovative waste management solutions?” I didn’t know
Product market fit is a term that describes when a company develops an offering that is proven, through sales and other metrics, to meet the
B2B technology is a nearly $4 trillion market, according to Gartner, so naturally, there’s no shortage of enterprise startups looking to get in on the
Data is the new oil. You’ve probably heard at least one industry analyst make that comparison over the past few years. And for good reason.
Market and competitive intelligence is the process of collecting and analyzing data about companies or groups of companies. Businesses and individuals may perform market and
My regular process of measuring SEO results left me feeling dejected the other morning. A big part of my job at York IE is growing