About Us
Vladimir Bosanac | Publisher
Vladimir Bosanac is a co-founder and publisher of The Registry magazine. Prior to starting the magazine, Vladimir worked in Silicon Valley where he led comprehensive go-to-market strategies in a number of business development roles in call center technology and risk modeling.
Vladimir started his career in financial services, first as an insurance broker with Marsh and Aon in Chicago, then moved to consumer credit where he managed the credit protection portfolio for HSBC Card Services in Salinas, California.
Vladimir holds a bachelor of science degree in Finance and International Business from Georgetown University in Washington, DC, where he was a four-year scholarship athlete on the basketball team, and a MBA from Kellogg School of Management in Evanston, Illinois.
Heather Bosanac | President
Heather Bosanac is a co-founder and president of The Registry magazine. She is a serial entrepreneur who ran a successful stationery and design business in Monterey, California before moving to the Bay Area with her family in 2006.
Heather’s professional career spanned across the country in a number of sales management roles in technology, on-line and broadcast media. Earlier in her professional life, Heather taught English as second language to immigrant children in Belle Glade, Florida.
Heather holds a bachelor of arts degree in Education and Spanish from Texas Christian University in Forth Worth, Texas.
Sharon Simonson | Editor-In-Chief
Sharon Simonson has been a working journalist for 20 years, the last eight of them covering real estate, both commercial and residential, in the San Francisco Bay Area.
She began her career as a daily newspaper reporter in Denton,Texas, covering city hall. After two years, she moved to the newspaper's business beat and has covered the world of commerce on and off ever since. She moved to the Bay Area in 2000 and began covering real estate shortly thereafter.
Sharon holds a bachelor of arts degree in English and Spanish from Southern Methodist University in Dallas. She graduated cum laude. She also attended graduate school at the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Journalism, the nation's first journalism school and one of the country's most respected.
She has earned numerous commendations and awards throughout her career. In 2005, she won first place from the National Association of Real Estate Editors for a package of three stories on the residential real estate industry in the South Bay.
