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Peter Kirwan

CEO at Mebot AI Corp as well as an early-stage investor focussed on AI, VR & AR and the occasional Web3 company.

Portland, Oregon

Skills

Marketing Management
Executive Management
Mergers
Social Media
IT Strategy
Business Strategy
Strategic Planning
Start-ups
Strategic Partnerships
Digital Media
SaaS
Product Management
E-commerce
Cloud Computing
Team Building
Product Strategy
New Business Development
Mergers & Acquisitions
Enterprise Software
Mobile Applications

Education

Work Experience

Mebot AI Corp

2022

  • Chief Executive Officer

    2022

    Mebot AI combines the power of artificial intelligence with a deep understanding of human individuality to create a highly realistic digital twin of person's knowledge, personality and voice. Partners are creating bots and twins for influencers, celebrities, companions, coaches, therapists, fashion stylists, shopping assistants, news sources, education , characters, games and just about any wild idea someone comes up with. The AI bots/twins can be offered to users for a fee per minute, month or free. Mebot Exchange is a an open marketplace site that will be launching soon to help users discover these new AI offerings.

2011

  • Investor

    2011

    Focussed on investing in Metaverse / VR / AR & Web 3 companies

2012 - 2019

  • Co-Founder and CEO

    2012 - 2019

    Collexion is a social commerce startup focused on buyers of vintage, collectibles, and rarities. Collexion.com allows collectors to discover, share and buy collectibles. These include everything from vinyl records, cars, antiques, coins, art and even typewriters; over 200 collectible categories and growing. Collexion.com is changing how the over $150 billion/year collectible market does business. The company partners and drives traffic with its search engine and displays results in a very visual, Pinterest-like interface.

2011 - 2012

  • Vice President, Entrepreneur In Residence

    2011 - 2012

    Tasked with incubating new businesses inside of Neustar.

Webmetrics, a NeuStar Service

2005 - 2011

  • Vice President, Strategy

    2008 - 2011

  • Chief Strategy Officer

    2006 - 2009

    Develop and help implement strategic direction of company and business development. M&A.

  • Board of Advisors

    2005 - 2006

    Web site and transaction monitoring company based in San Diego, CA. www.webmetrics.com

Industrial Flower Factory

2002 - 2004

  • Founder

    2002 - 2004

    hardware manufacturer of small appliances for computing, entertainment and other applications.

1998 - 2001

  • Vice President, Strategy

    2001 - 2001

    Responsible for company-wide planning of business and technical strategy. Supported CEO, Marketing, Business Development and other divisions to create unified corporate strategy and planning. Lead in M&A activity.

  • Chief Technology Officer

    1998 - 2001

    In charge of company-wide technical strategy. Managed the emerging technologies group and streaming media division. In charge of M&A activity.

  • Vice Present, Application Services

    1998 - 1998

    Managed one of the first ASP/Software as a Service divisions of a major hosting company. The 'managed hosting' strategy by this division was then adopted by the entire company. This division was based on the acquisition of Servercast Communications.

1998 - 2001

  • Technical Strategy (while at NaviSite)

    1998 - 2001

    CMGI started and then took NaviSite public where I acted as CTO. During this period a significant portion of my time was spent assisting CMGI on corporate technical strategy, business development, strategic partnerships and acquisitions due diligence.

Servercast Communications

1997 - 1998

  • Executive Vice President, Co-founder

    1997 - 1998

    Co-founder of company. Server hosting and early Software as a Service provider. Sold to NaviSite / CMGI

Media Access Systems

1993 - 1996

  • Chief Executive Officer, Founder

    1993 - 1996

    One of the first Commercial internet server hosting companies. The New York City based company also ran a consulting group specializing in media companies developing their internet strategies. Clients included, Time Warner, A TV listings consortium owned by the cable companies, ETEC and others.