Andrew Prell

Andrew Prell has a long and varied work experience. In 1987, they began their career as a CAD Supported System Director at CBM Computer Centers. In 1988, they moved to Autodesk, where they worked in product support. In 1990, they founded Alternate Worlds Technology, Inc (AWT), creating the first US manufactured Virtual Reality Arcade system. In 1995, they founded Ventures in Technology, Inc., creating the first mass produced VR arcade system. Also in 1995, they founded Agora Interactive, Inc., partnering with Bell Labs, Lucent/Avaya, Compaq, QWEST and Computer Associates (CA) to create a global operating system for convergence. In 2001, they worked at Patent Warrior as an Engineering Design Consultant and Technology Acquirer. From 2007 to 2009, they took a sabbatical to care for an Alzheimer's patient. Finally, in 2009, they founded Agora Technologies Inc., creating StartupIcon.tv to provide startups crowd validation and real traction. In 2014, they became the CEO of Convergence of 4 Dimensions LLC.

Andrew Prell attended JB Speed Scientific School at the University of Louisville.