George Park

George Park has over 25 years of work experience in various roles and industries. George started their career as a Visiting Researcher at NEC Corporation, where they conducted physics research and designed a project for the measurement of superconducting band gaps. George then worked as an Analyst at RAND Corporation, managing multi-disciplinary programs and conducting technical and financial analyses. George also developed data visualization and forecasting software for California higher education.

After that, George joined Arete Associates as a Senior Scientist, overseeing budgets and growth plans for the EO business unit. George managed engineering and marketing teams, resulting in profitable operations for a software spin-off serving the entertainment industry.

George then moved to McKinsey, where they worked as a Senior Associate, providing leadership in identifying and strategizing on key issues. George developed a strategy with a $700M revenue potential for a storage hardware vendor and played a key role in product feature development for storage offerings.

George later joined Exponent as a Managing Scientist, leading the Menlo Park branch of the newly created Technology Development Practice. George led strategy efforts, developed growth plans, and negotiated partnerships.

Currently, George is serving as the Vice President Of Development at IPValue. In this role, they are the corporate lead for business development, market research, and IP sales and licensing. George leads multidisciplinary teams in analyzing markets, developing relationships, and conducting diligence in various industries such as consumer electronics, semiconductors, and networking. George has also been regularly presenting to the Board of Directors and negotiating with patent owners over pricing, licenses, residual rights, and other issues.

George Park's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Physics from Harvey Mudd College. Following this, they pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Physics at Stanford University. Additionally, George attended the University of Oxford as a visiting student, where they focused on Physics. George later obtained a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from UCLA Anderson School of Management.