Heirloom in the News

UPS has spotlighted Heirloom in its national Mother’s Day guide, calling it the perfect sentimental gift. In its feature, UPS highlights how customers can drop off photo albums, videotapes, and other meaningful media at their nearest UPS Store—then rely on veteran-owned Heirloom to professionally digitize them with care.

South Carolina Voyager spotlights Heirloom founder Geoff Weber, sharing how his Navy background inspired a mission to preserve family memories. What began small has grown into a trusted platform helping families protect and relive their stories.

United States Senator Tim Scott is shining a national spotlight on a fast-growing South Carolina technology company that is proving how business success and human dignity can go hand-in-hand. Senator Scott shared in a social media reel, praising Heirloom for its innovative approach to inclusive employment of workers on the autism spectrum.

Geoff Weber, founder and CEO of Heirloom Cloud Corporation, appeared on the iHeart podcast CEOs You Should Know to share his insights on entrepreneurship and building a mission-driven startup. Weber discussed his journey in developing Heirloom, a secure cloud platform designed to preserve the world’s stories by digitizing and storing precious memories, such as photos and videos, for generations to come.

Geoff Weber, CEO of Heirloom Cloud Corporation, delivered an inspiring presentation at One Million Cups Charleston today, held at the Frothy Beard Brewing Company. With an impressive turnout, attendees engaged enthusiastically as Weber unveiled how Heirloom is revolutionizing digital content preservation and accessibility.

Digital technology service provider Heirloom Cloud Corporation is relocating its headquarters from Delaware to Charleston County. According to a July 12 press release, Heirloom will lease two offices at the Harbor Entrepreneur Center, 11 Ewall Street, in Mount Pleasant.

Heirloom Cloud Corporation has partnered with Amazon Web Services to power its secure platform for preserving photos, videos, and other priceless family memories. By building its infrastructure on AWS, Heirloom ensures scalable storage, reliable performance, and strong data protection as it helps families safeguard their digital legacy for generations.

After 20 years of global service, Commander Geoff Weber is retiring, but his most ambitious mission is just beginning. On April 1, 2022, Weber will formally transition from military leadership into the private sector, where he is building what could become one of the most transformative companies in personal data preservation.