THE SOURCEBOOK / A RECORD YOU CAN FOLLOW
University records, independent journalism, corporate announcements and a clearly identified current-project account. Each plays a different part.
Sources were checked for relevant passages. Summaries are original and selective; linked originals retain their full context. University material verifies what an institution recorded, corporate documents report company statements, and first-party projects identify themselves. These categories are not interchangeable.
Historical appointments do not establish present appointments. Transaction values do not establish personal wealth. A proposed deal is distinguished from a completed one. This is a selected professional record, not an exhaustive account of every event in a person’s life.
Dates are publication dates unless the entry explicitly identifies an event date. Undated institutional material is labelled. Access to linked archives, publisher pages and PDFs can change.
22 sources
UNLV reports that Leith Martin met Dominic Marrocco during Harvard Business School’s Owner/President Management programme. It describes their founding of UBIQUITA, later associated with Equiinet, to provide integrated business voice and threat-management services from Las Vegas.
Read the original source ↗Frank Gruber’s report places Marrocco at the launch of Las Vegas accelerator Starters Group, identifying him as UNLV’s entrepreneur in residence. It records participation in the city’s emerging startup community, rather than establishing that he founded the accelerator.
Read the original source ↗The November 2016 telecom feature identifies Marrocco as Equiinet’s co-founder and chairman. His contribution discusses bringing business communications together across office, home and mobile systems.
Read the original source ↗The project identifies Marrocco as its creator and principal author. This is first-party project material.
Read the original source ↗Tim Richardson reported Marrocco’s acquisition of 186k and a major stake in Onyx Internet in October 2004, placing his return to the UK ISP sector after the Firstnet sale.
Read the original source ↗The digitised March issue records the Minorplanet transaction in contemporary trade coverage.
Read the original source ↗Contemporary reporting records the Firstnet acquisition terms and the earlier Minorplanet investment.
Read the original source ↗A company announcement sets out the proposed Ezee DSL investment and Marrocco’s infrastructure background. Completion is documented separately.
Read the original source ↗A government memorandum records Firstnet’s September 2002 wireless-service acquisition and its acquisition by GX Networks in August 2003.
Read the original source ↗The annual report confirms iomart acquired 51% of Ezee DSL on 30 March 2007 for £4.89 million including certain acquisition costs. The directors table records Marrocco board service from 30 March to 20 June 2007.
Read the original source ↗Bournemouth records support from Marrocco for its 2011 entrepreneurship chair and the development of a named Centre for Entrepreneurship.
Read the original source ↗The college identifies Marrocco as entrepreneur in residence and honorary fellow, and records a Bournemouth Visiting Fellowship and completion of Harvard’s OPM programme.
Read the original source ↗The university records the competition’s naming and Marrocco’s four-year funding offer.
Read the original source ↗The university’s funding strategy also records his support for its 2011 entrepreneurship chair and plans for the Dominic Marrocco Centre for Entrepreneurship.
Read the original source ↗The college’s strategic plan lists Marrocco on its People Task Force as Entrepreneur in Residence and Honorary Fellow.
Read the original source ↗Meeting minutes list Marrocco in attendance and identify him as Honorary Fellow in board-member nominations.
Read the original source ↗The project identifies Robert Boehm as the Dominic Marrocco Professor of Energy Research at UNLV.
Read the original source ↗The archived centre homepage describes workspace and entrepreneurial support for early-stage digital technology firms, including mentoring, networking and access to investors.
Read the original source ↗The archived university announcement credits Marrocco’s donation for ten full-tuition MBA scholarships.
Read the original source ↗UNLV records Skyworks Aerial Systems as winner of the named 2014 competition, receiving nearly $85,000 in cash and in-kind services. The contest linked student engineering with business-plan development.
Read the original source ↗UNLV announced the 2015 edition of the named competition with more than $80,000 in cash and prizes and preparatory business-plan workshops.
Read the original source ↗The university repository credits Dominic Anthony Marrocco among several funders of the spring Senior Design competition.
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THE YORKSHIRE NEWSPAPER READING ROOM
Six bibliographic records located in the British Newspaper Archive’s public index. A route to original local coverage, separate from the source material read for this biography.
The public index and its OCR excerpts were inspected. The original newspaper scans require an archive account and were not read. Titles below are lightly normalised from the index; they are bibliographic labels, not independently verified claims about the events described.
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