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Network Chemistry Selected as Emerging Star at TiEcon 2005
Most Promising Start-Ups Honored at Premier Entrepreneur Conference
MENLO PARK, CA - May 13, 2026 - Network Chemistry, Inc., The RF Security CompanyT, today announced that it has been named Emerging Star at TiEcon 2005, the world's largest conference for entrepreneurs. Rob Markovich, President and CEO, will present at the Wireless Emerging Stars Panel on May 14th, which is being held at The Westin Hotel and Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
"Our panel of industry experts started with a list of 50 to 100 companies in the Wireless category, and from that group identified the five companies we believe will be future movers and shakers within their industry, said Manish Chandra, chairman for TiEcon 2005's Emerging Stars program. "To be honored as an Emerging Star by TiE, Network Chemistry demonstrated leadership, good fundamentals, and strong continuity in the market."
Emerging Stars must be private companies -- each with at least $1 million in funding, or more than $10 million in revenues. The list of objective measures used to identify Emerging Stars included an evaluation of their management team, market and industry drivers, competitive advantage, market buzz, revenues and business model, and corporate development.
"Network Chemistry is proud to be honored at TiEcon 2005, the premier entrepreneur conference in the world. Selection as an Emerging Star reflects the company's leadership and market position," said Rob Markovich, President and CEO of Network Chemistry. "The wireless and security industry is rapidly taking notice of Network Chemistry as it continues to win customers and expand its markets."
About TiEcon 2005
TiEcon, TiE Silicon Valley's flagship annual event, is an opportunity for entrepreneurs to gain knowledge, inspiration and an invaluable network of contacts. Participants at the conference include successful venture capitalists, investment bankers, and policy makers, leading law firms, entrepreneurs and industry professionals from the information technology, software and communications industries across the U.S., South Asia and Europe. Last year, TiEcon attracted more than 100 expert speakers and panelists, 3000 delegates and 100 exhibiting companies.
Network Chemistry Selected as Emerging Star at TiEcon 2005
About TiE
A non-profit organization with 42 chapters in nine countries and a membership base in excess of 10,000, TiE fosters entrepreneurship through mentoring, networking and education. At the heart of TiE is its strong ecosystem --which has enabled members to facilitate and create a cohesive network of strong viable and sustainable chapters worldwide. The TiE brand is synonymous with entrepreneurship and wealth creation globally. For more information, visit www.tiecon.org.
About Network Chemistry
Network Chemistry provides enterprise-class systems that increase the security and performance of wireless networks, enabling them for business critical applications. Its award-winning RFprotect system is the industry's first high-scale wireless intrusion protection system, providing complete detection, assessment, prevention, and auditing of wireless threats and attacks, all at a breakthrough reduction of total ownership costs. Network Chemistry, founded in 2002, is based in Menlo Park, California and is privately funded by Geneva Venture Partners, Innovacom (the venture arm of France Telecom), and In-Q-Tel (the venture arm of the Central Intelligence Agency). For more information, visit www.networkchemistry.com.
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