Alan Wallace is a seasoned public relations expert with a diverse background and a passion for innovation. His career began on the radio and even included a stint as a foreign correspondent for UPI before making a significant move to the world of public relations. Wallace began his public relations career as the tour publicist for the Chuck Norris movie "Sidekicks" with a tour of 22 cities in 22 days. The movie opened #2 at the box office. In 1995, Alan co-founded InterActive Agency, a pioneering advertising, and public relations firm focused on the Internet. Working with prestigious clients such as the Dodgers, Warner Bros, AOL, and others, Alan's expertise in PR and marketing flourished.
Later, he joined Live365 as VP of Marketing and Public Relations, contributing to its rise as the #1 Internet Radio Network, establishing himself as a visionary in the field where he played a pivotal role in creating the first Wireless Streaming Internet Radio. Alan's passion for cyber-security emerged during his time at Panda Security as VP of Public Relations in 2003. During his first year, the Panda Security brand grew from #12-#4 according to Ziff Davis and media coverage grew from 1,250 stories from Madrid to 25,000 stories led from the US. From then on, he dedicated his career to advancing the field and making a significant impact.
His expertise led to influential roles, including serving as Global Senior Public Relations Manager for Trend Micro, a leading cyber-security company, and Senior Manager in Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Division, focusing on initiatives like the MAPP program and participating in notable conferences.
Beyond his professional achievements, Alan is a dedicated social media trainer for retiring "Top Gun" Officers, empowering them to build their online presence for successful post-service opportunities.
Outside of his work, Alan's passion for photography has earned him photo credit with the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, celebrating the legacy of Chuck Berry.
Residing in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Wallace continues to leave a lasting impact in public relations, cyber-security, and technology.