Paul Edelmann

Paul Edelmann has an extensive work history spanning multiple industries and roles. In their current position as the Chief Executive Officer at Billhighway, they lead a team dedicated to supporting member-based organizations through their software and transaction-services suites. Prior to this, they served on the Undergraduate Advisory Council at the University of Maryland.

From 2013 to 2022, Edelmann worked at Unison, where they held the role of General Manager. During this time, they led multiple business unit P&Ls and managed functional teams in areas such as Sales, Marketing, Product, and Professional Services.

Before Unison, they worked at CEB, now Gartner, as an Executive Director and Managing Director. In these roles, they managed significant P&Ls, led flagship product portfolios, and oversaw new product development initiatives. Additionally, as a Managing Director at Allvenue, they continued to showcase their leadership skills.

Earlier in their career, Edelmann worked at Verizon as the Vice President of Strategy and New Product Development, where they repositioned MCI, leading to its sale to Verizon. Paul also played a key role in launching cloud-based products that attracted major global companies.

At CommerceOne, they served as the Vice President of Product Strategy and Marketing, where they developed new solutions and managed marketing channels across multiple regions. Prior to this, they held positions at Accenture in both the Strategic Services Group and the Technology Group, where they focused on product and marketing strategy, as well as software engineering.

Throughout their career, Edelmann has demonstrated their ability to lead teams, manage financials, drive growth, and develop innovative solutions across various industries.

Paul Edelmann obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Decision Science from the University of Maryland, where they studied from 1986 to 1991. Later, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Duke University, completing their studies from 1994 to 1996.