Martin Gren is a Member Board of Directors at LumenRadio. He possess expertise in start ups, entrepreneurship, security, product management, management and 37 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I would consider this more of a tribute than any recommendations. Martin doesn't need any introduction in the Surveillance arena. One of the very few Visionaries, I had the good fortune of knowing Martin stands out as a true technocrat. He still remains absolutely oblivious to the fact that he created a Multibillion Dollar industry out of a simple thought and today has many billion dollar enterprises struggling to cope up with the innovations he and very his talented team are storming the network video world. He is up there with the likes of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs , Disney and the noble ones who touch our lives everyday. If Martin is on to something NEW, it is worth following him in to THIS exciting journey. God bless the likes of Martin and hope we can imbibe some of his humility and focus in to ourselves." and "If Martin’s accomplishments were achieved in the Bay Area, he would be a widely known as a major Silicon Valley success story. He is responsible for driving technology development and product roadmaps for Axis Communications AB. The result is a public company with in excess of $US 600 million in annual revenues, an after tax net margin of more then 10%, and a market capitalization of almost $US 2 billion. In 1983, Martin and the late Mikael Karlsson created a firmware company. They were typical Silicon Valley entrepreneurs in their early 20’s that founded their business in Southern Sweden. Martin studied engineering at Lund University and Mikael studied business at the Stockholm School of Economics. In 1984, the duo founded Axis Communications with Keith Bloodworth. When I met Martin in 1993, Axis was a privately held network printer start-up with annual revenues less then $US 25 million. Martin is a visionary that capitalized on the value of the Open-Source Linux Operating System and emerging semiconductor technology. Martin led creation of a networking system on a chip known as ETRAX using ASIC technology. In 1993, before the concept of a network processor became a product category, Axis created the ETRAX networking processor based SoC with a custom RISC CPU architecture optimized for handling network packets. Today, Axis is the market leader in network video. Axis continues to utilize its silicon technology advantage to drive product development and market growth. Axis has introduced multiple generations of ETRAX for network connectivity and ARTPEC video processors for its cameras. Martin continues to keep Axis at the forefront of technology innovation."