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This article is about the businessman, James D. Palmer, better known as Jim Palmer. For the baseball player, please see Jim Palmer.
James D. Palmer
Jim Palmer co-founded Grace Digital Inc. in 2007. As head of the senior management team at Grace, Jim is responsible for Grace’s worldwide operations, product management, marketing/brand management and worldwide sales activities. Jim most recently served as the President of VTech's North American operations where he was responsible for VTech's complete portfolio of telephony products, including the AT&T telephone brand license. Additionally, he served as Vice President of Product Development and Marketing at Uniden, Inc., where he was responsible for Uniden's complete portfolio of consumer products being sold in the North American market. Previously, Jim spent 14 years at Motorola, Inc. launching many wireless product lines in both the North American and European markets. Jim holds a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, with additional training in biomedical engineering, human factors, wireline and wireless technologies.
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