Joe Mohen

Mohen leads the company's efforts to create life-like holographic television and venue management including technology infrastructure to automate the use of holograms in museums, amusements, hotels, casinos, and in the future, over the top television apps. Mohen previously founded four companies including systems management Proginet, in which Microsoft was a shareholder, which he took public, Red Herring 1000 company Election.com in which he led the only major election ever run on the internet, the 2000 Arizona Democratic Primar, ParishPay a financial services automation company (sold to Yapstone), and one of the first protostreaming services SpiralFrog. In 2014 he led the Private Equity buyout of Nylon Magazine merging it with an influencer network. before founding Chimes Broadcasting later that year. He led the effort to deliver the first release of the Holographic Operating System in 2019.