Charlie Muirhead (Cogx) Email & Phone Number

I love starting innovative game changing businesses, and building passionate teams to bring that innovation to market.CogX started with the mission "to bring clarity to the complex world of AI, accelerate adoption, ensure safe and responsible deployment and that the benefits flow through to us all" and has evolved to addressing the question: "How do we get the next 10 years right?".The award-winning CogX Festival had its 7th edition took on September 12th 2023 at the Iconic O2 Arena in London with 27,000 registered attendees hearing over 500 speakers across 3 Summits. In 2024 we will host our first CogX Festival in Los Angeles for May to 7th and 8th, and we will return to London for a new invitation only CogX Global Leadership Summit on October 7th. I started studying at Westminster, then Bedales School. In the holidays I worked making tea and cleaning equipment at Hilton Sound plc, and then at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios as an assistant engineer. I helped buyout Music Bank from Hilton Sound at 18 and retook my A levels so I could get into Imperial College to study Computer Science in 1994. I took a leave of absence a year to start Orchestream. After being turned down by 100 investors, Orchestream won backing from Esther Dyson, Hermann Hauser & Terry Matthews. Aged 23 I had raised £30m & built a 100 person software leader that pioneered the management of IP networks for the biggest telecos including AT&T, BT, Vodafone, Singtel & BellSouth.We floated Orchestream on the LSE & Nasdaq in June 2000 with a market cap of £1bn. Oracle owns it now. In 2001 I started angel investment network, iGabriel, with Ryan Prince and Mark Woodall, now Pi-Capital. In 2001 I founded Nexagent which pioneered service activation across multiple carrier MPLS VPN services. Our largest client, EDS, bought the company in 2008. In 2007 I founded t5m and in 2010 Rightster whose software and services make it simple for video rights holders to 360 distribute and build audiences for their video on a licensed, ad-funded, subscription, pay per view or paid placement basis. 5 years later we distributed to over 10,000 publishers and YouTube Multi Channel Network (MCN) was over 3,000 channels, number 1 in the UK, featured in the highest ranks of ComScore and delivered over £20m in revenue. We took Rightster public in 2013 on the LSE AIM but after disagreement with the Board on strategy I stepped down. The business now trades as BraveBison.Since 2013 my focus as been on democratising access to knowledge, especially in the area of Artificial Intelligence.

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