iPR Software Acquires Remaining Minority Stake from Founder Eric Schwartzman

iPR Software, Inc., a Software as a Service company that utilizes AI-driven digital solutions for PR and marketing professionals, announced that Eric Schwartzman, the founder of iPressroom and a pioneer in the digital software industry, has sold his remaining minority interest in the company. This transaction represents a significant milestone in the company's evolution and signals a complete transition from its founding leadership. The acquisition of Schwartzman's shares underscores iPR Software's continued growth and maturation as an established player in the digital solutions space.

J.D. Bowles, President & CEO of iPR Software, acknowledged Schwartzman's foundational role in the company's development. We are grateful to Eric for his vision in founding our company and wish him continued success, said Bowles. He has been an industry champion and served many roles throughout the digital media transformation. This statement highlights the respect for Schwartzman's contributions while indicating the company's readiness to move forward under its current leadership structure.

Schwartzman reflected on the early days of the company and the industry shifts that prompted its creation. I happened to be in the right place at the right time, and I saw something starting to shift, said Schwartzman. I've always had a knack for spotting change early, and iPR Software came out of that instinct. Back then, the media controlled the message. Now, organizations speak for themselves. iPR Software helped enable that shift. This perspective underscores the company's role in transforming how organizations communicate directly with their audiences rather than relying solely on traditional media channels.

The company provides digital and web solutions for numerous leading global companies and organizations including NVIDIA, Dunkin', Xerox, the American Heart Association, and UCLA. iPR Software's AI-focused tools deliver a dynamic digital experience for clients while providing long-term return on investment across various applications including websites, digital asset managers, online newsrooms, blogs, and customized applications. Backed by a 24/7/365 technical support team, the company's personalized approach has been serving clients for nearly 20 years, establishing its credibility and staying power in the competitive SaaS market.

This ownership transition occurs as iPR Software continues to leverage advanced AI technologies to help companies of all sizes efficiently publish, share, and manage their digital content. The company's proprietary CMS platform streamlines the entire PR and marketing workflow across various applications, from content creation and distribution to media outreach and performance analytics. By utilizing machine learning and natural language processing, organizations can analyze performance in real time, personalize communications at scale, and automate routine tasks, representing the ongoing evolution of the digital tools Schwartzman helped pioneer.