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Peter Pezaris a passionate innovator, will be sharing his story about how he got where he is and how he started his latest company, CodeStream. Over the past years, he has built and sold 3 companies for $350 million.
Get the inside track on how he became so successful. Here is where you can attain those answers that will help you rise by someone that has been through all kinds of challenges.
January 24th, 2019
Agenda:
6:00 pm Networking
6:30 pm Fireside Chat
7:15 pm Audience Q&A
7:30 pm Wrap Up & After Party
Peter is Founder & CEO of CodeStream, an early-stage technology company developing the next-generation knowledge retention service for software developers. Prior to CodeStream, Peter was Founder; CEO of Glip, a team collaboration platform acquired by RingCentral in 2015, and [Multiply.com], acquired by Naspers in 2010. He also founded [Commissioner.com], which was acquired by CBS in 1999.
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Peter has been an entrepreneur for the last 23 years, having founded built and sold my three previous companies for more than $350 million, working with the same bunch of knuckleheads he met in college at Carnegie Mellon in 1986 (yes he's old!) We recently participated in Y Combinator as part of our most recent company, CodeStream.
Peter is Founder & CEO of CodeStream, an early-stage technology company developing the next-generation knowledge retention service for software developers. Prior to CodeStream, Peter was Founder; CEO of Glip, a team collaboration platform acquired by RingCentral in 2015, and [Multiply.com], a social commerce platform acquired by Naspers in 2010. He also founded [Commissioner.com], one of the first online fantasy sports platforms, which was acquired by CBS in 1999. A seasoned entrepreneur and tech executive, Peter is a recognized expert in the collaboration and social networking space, pioneering several of today’s most commonly used features in real-time messaging. Peter holds BS degrees in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University.
I've been a technical CEO for the last 23 years, working with hundreds of talented developers. I realized that the tools that software engineers have for collaborating around code had fallen behind some of the innovations happening in other areas such as personal communication or even general business communication. We set out to fix that with CodeStream.
