Ravi Singh is the CEO and founder of ElectionMall Technologies, Inc., a non-partisan technology solutions company that provides online tools and services to help political campaigns and parties win elections. ElectionMall has worked with over 600 campaigns in 2008 and over 1000 in 2010, and has expanded internationally. Singh has played an integral role in presidential and parliamentary campaigns around the world and has encouraged the use of social media and online engagement. He founded ElectionMall in 2000 and has pioneered several innovations in political technology.

1. Ravi Singh
CEO & Founder
Ravi Singh is CEO and founder of ElectionMall™ Technologies, Inc., a non-partisan technology
solutions company, powered by Microsoft, which provides citizens, candidates, and political
parties with the necessary online tools, services, and products to help them win elections via
technology and the Internet. Known for its SaaS campaign technology, ElectionMall has
worked with over 600 different campaigns during the 2008 election cycle and over 1000
campaigns during the 2010 campaign cycle. ElectionMall expanded into the Latin American
ceo@electionmall.com market during the 2010 Colombian Presidential Elections and recently opened offices in Bogota,
Colombia. The company, first featured in “Click the Vote” March 2004 BusinessWeek
@campaignguru Magazine®, is considered to be one of the largest and fastest growing campaign and election
technology firms in the United States. With offices in Washington D.C., Chicago, Brussels, and
ceo.electionmall Bogota, the company provides a unique “one-stop shop” technology approach for a variety of
candidates since 2000.
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Singh has played an integral role these past two years in Presidential and Parliamentary
campaigns all over the world, including Europe, Asia and Latin America. As a result of Singh’s
visionary approach ElectionMall has launched Campaign Cloud, Powered by Microsoft®, which
allows campaigns to manage all of their technology services and social networks via one
central login. Campaigns across the globe are utilizing ElectionMall to be a part of this new
technological phenomenon, which is not only spreading their message via the Internet, but is
providing them with affordable technology solutions.
Singh, described as the “campaign guru, in a USA Today® article, is a featured speaker on
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eDemocracy and is a visionary in cloud computing, which he has promoted enthusiastically at
international speaking engagements at the European Union Parliament in Belgium, a United
Nations Conference in Guadalajara, Mexico and Sao Paulo, Brazil, the Public Affairs Association
of Canada in Toronto, and the Personal Democracy Forum in New York and Madrid, plus
numerous academic speeches at universities abroad. During these presentations Singh has
encouraged world leaders to use social media networking sites and establish dialogues with
their grassroots supporters. Over the past two years Singh was awarded the prestigious Sikh in
Media Award and received an award as one of “50 Outstanding Asian Americans” for his work
encouraging participation via the Internet. In 2008 Singh was named a “Rising Star” by
Campaigns and Elections Magazine®. In 2004, USA Weekend Magazine® named Ravi Singh as
one of the “five new powerbrokers whose sites and bytes may well influence how you cast your
ballot come November. ”
Singh, the first-born son of U.S. immigrant parents, began his political journey at age 14 when
the US Armed Forces forbid him to wear his turban in a USA Military Academy. Senator Paul
Simon and Congressman Dennis Hastert introduced legislation on his behalf signed by
President Ronald Reagan in 1987. This legislation allowed Singh to graduate from the military
academy with full honors as a 2nd Lieutenant, making him the first American with a turban to
graduate.
In 1995, Singh taught citizens at the Illinois State Fair “how to use the Internet and surf
Yahoo!®. In 1996, he was asked to serve on the National Asian American Planning Committee,
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collecting “Internet email addresses” for the 1996 Presidential Election. By the age of 25, Singh’s
passion for politics inspired him to run for public office. He was the first Asian American and
Sikh with a turban to run for office in the 42nd District Illinois General Assembly. During his
campaign, Singh made history by launching the first “online chat town hall meeting” and the
first Internet candidate campaign website in the district.
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2. Ravi Singh
CEO & Founder
Following his run for political office, Singh founded ElectionMall™ Technologies, Inc., in 2000
and was one of the first in the industry to send a unique electronic card over the Internet known
as eYardSigns®, utilized in the 2000 Presidential Campaign by both George W. Bush and the
Democratic National Committee. ElectionMall continued in its pioneering approach in 2004 as
CNN® and PC Magazine® highlighted the first online animation debates, which premiered on
www.electionmall.tv.
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As an “industry pioneer” and inventor with registered patents, Singh and ElectionMall have
@campaignguru qualified as the only online “registering authority” (RA) providing digital authentication
certificates for candidates, campaigns, and political organizations’ websites. The exclusive
ceo.electionmall online program, known as ElectionSecurity™, ensures election and campaign trust, security,
and protection for online political consumers.
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Ravi Singh, born and raised in the United States, has a Bachelors of Science from Valparaiso
University and a Masters in Political Science from Northwestern University. He is a member of
the EAPC (European), the AAPC (American), and IAPC (International) Associations of Political
Consultants, serving on the IAPC Board as well. Singh is the author of two books and various
articles. Singh is also an author and his book, Leadership by Turban, is now available on
Amazon®.com. Singh has published articles on Campaign Relationship Management and
“Voter Space” for George Washington University. Singh currently resides in Washington D.C.
and can be followed on Twitter during his international travels @CampaignGuru.
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