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E.Republic

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e.Republic, Inc.
Company typePrivate
IndustryResearch, Media, Publishing
PredecessorGMW Communications, Inc.
Founded1984
FounderDennis McKenna, Bob Graves
Headquarters
Folsom, California
,
United States
Area served
United States
ProductsGovernment Technology magazine, Center for Digital Government, Governing magazine, Techwire.net
Number of employees
200 (2018)
Websiteerepublic.com

e.Republic, Inc. is a research and media firm headquartered in Folsom, California, United States. The company publishes Government Technology, a magazine dedicated to information technology within state and local government sectors, along with additional titles. e.Republic serves as a bridge connecting private IT enterprises with governmental and educational institutions.

History

Originally established as GMW Communications, Inc. by Dennis McKenna and Bob Graves in 1984, the company introduced the Center for Digital Government in 1999 to offer research and advisory services to state and local government entities.

In 2009, e.Republic expanded its holdings by acquiring Governing from Times Publishing Company, followed by the purchase of Techwire.net in 2014 to further broaden its media portfolio.

By 2018, the organization had grown to approximately 200 employees, with Government Technology organizing numerous industry conferences across 40 states in the U.S. Data from D&B Hoovers indicates that e.Republic reported annual revenues of $30.72 million as of 2022.

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