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'''Olivier Attia''' born 24 September 1969 is a French Technology entrepreneur and Financial Consultant. He holds an honors degree in Physics and Computer Science from [[Pierre and Marie Curie University|University Paris, Pierre et Marie Curie]] and a Master's degree in [[Marketing]] and an [[Engineering degree]] in [[Information Management System|Information System Management]] from [[University of Paris Dauphine|University Paris, Dauphine]].<ref name=vbprofiles /> |
'''Olivier Attia''' born 24 September 1969 is a French Technology entrepreneur and Financial Consultant. He holds an honors degree in Physics and Computer Science from [[Pierre and Marie Curie University|University Paris, Pierre et Marie Curie]] and a Master's degree in [[Marketing]] and an [[Engineering degree]] in [[Information Management System|Information System Management]] from [[University of Paris Dauphine|University Paris, Dauphine]].<ref name=vbprofiles /><ref name=rocketreach /> |
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Olivier Attia served from 2008 to 2012 as the [[Chief Executive Officer]] of Audionamix<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/07/arts/music/west-side-story-score-to-be-played-by-philharmonic.html "Classic Score by Bernstein Is Remade"], ''[http://www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com]'' 6 September 2011</ref><ref name=wired />, the provider of audio source separation technology which was used to eliminate the vuvuzela sound from broadcasts of the [[FIFA World Cup 2010|2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa]]<ref name=wired >[https://www.wired.com/2010/06/world-cup-broadcasters-vuvuzela-horns/ "Should World Cup Broadcasters Mute Vuvuzela Horns?"], ''[http://www.wired.com www.wired.com]'' 18 June 2010</ref>, and in conjunction with [[Hans Zimmer]] built the musical themes for [[Sherlock Holmes]]: [[A Game of Shadows]]. |
Olivier Attia served from 2008 to 2012 as the [[Chief Executive Officer]] of Audionamix<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/07/arts/music/west-side-story-score-to-be-played-by-philharmonic.html "Classic Score by Bernstein Is Remade"], ''[http://www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com]'' 6 September 2011</ref><ref name=wired />, the provider of audio source separation technology which was used to eliminate the vuvuzela sound from broadcasts of the [[FIFA World Cup 2010|2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa]]<ref name=wired >[https://www.wired.com/2010/06/world-cup-broadcasters-vuvuzela-horns/ "Should World Cup Broadcasters Mute Vuvuzela Horns?"], ''[http://www.wired.com www.wired.com]'' 18 June 2010</ref>, and in conjunction with [[Hans Zimmer]] built the musical themes for [[Sherlock Holmes]]: [[A Game of Shadows]]. |
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Prior to this role, Attia was a consultant at [[ATOS|ATOS Group]], where he specialized in the integration of new technologies. Attia lived in Mexico for two years. |
Prior to this role, Attia was a consultant at [[ATOS|ATOS Group]], where he specialized in the integration of new technologies. Attia lived in Mexico for two years. |
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He is currently the Managing director at Greshon Consulting, a consulting company he founded in 2013. |
He is currently the Managing director at Greshon Consulting, a consulting company he founded in 2013.<ref name=rocketreach >[https://rocketreach.co/olivier-attia-email_8493118 "Olivier Attia"], ''[http://www.rocketreach.co www.rocketreach.co]''</ref><ref>[https://startupflux.com/companies/gershonconsulting.com "Gershon Consulting"], ''[http://www.startupflux.com www.startupflux.com]''</ref> |
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he has spoken at several conferences including [[CTIA|CTIA Wireless]], [[NextMedia Group|NextMedia]] and Forbes Conference speaking about new challenges in [[wireless technology]]. |
he has spoken at several conferences including [[CTIA|CTIA Wireless]], [[NextMedia Group|NextMedia]] and Forbes Conference speaking about new challenges in [[wireless technology]]. |
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| Born | Olivier Attia September 24, 1969 France |
| Alma mater | Pierre and Marie Curie University, University of Paris Dauphine |
| Occupation(s) | Managing Director, Gershon Consulting |
Olivier Attia born 24 September 1969 is a French Technology entrepreneur and Financial Consultant. He holds an honors degree in Physics and Computer Science from University Paris, Pierre et Marie Curie and a Master's degree in Marketing and an Engineering degree in Information System Management from University Paris, Dauphine.[1][2]
Olivier Attia served from 2008 to 2012 as the Chief Executive Officer of Audionamix[3][4], the provider of audio source separation technology which was used to eliminate the vuvuzela sound from broadcasts of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa[4], and in conjunction with Hans Zimmer built the musical themes for Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.
In 2000, he founded SCANBUY inc. a software company that created the world’s first barcode scanning software technology, integrated for camera based cellular phones. It was named the Breakout Company of 2005 by Fortune Magazine. He acted as the Chief Executive Officer of SCANBUY inc. until 2006.[5][6]
Attia founded ClickOVA In 2006, a mobile platform for automatic backup of mobile phone content.[1] After one year in research and development, ClickOVA was launched and distributed, over a two-year period with over 260,000 active users in 193 countries.
Earlier in his career he was a Principal Manager in the National Internet Practice division at PricewaterhouseCoopers in New York, where he provided consulting and strategic services from 1997 to 2000.[1] Prior to this role, Attia was a consultant at ATOS Group, where he specialized in the integration of new technologies. Attia lived in Mexico for two years.
He is currently the Managing director at Greshon Consulting, a consulting company he founded in 2013.[2][7]
he has spoken at several conferences including CTIA Wireless, NextMedia and Forbes Conference speaking about new challenges in wireless technology.
References
[edit]- ^ a b c " Olivier Attia", www.vbprofiles.com
- ^ a b "Olivier Attia", www.rocketreach.co
- ^ "Classic Score by Bernstein Is Remade", www.nytimes.com 6 September 2011
- ^ a b "Should World Cup Broadcasters Mute Vuvuzela Horns?", www.wired.com 18 June 2010
- ^ "Scanbuy Announces Advisory Deal with We Never Sleep, Ltd.", www.lyncmigration.com 28 April 2004
- ^ "CAMERA PHONES HELP BUYERS BEWARE", www.wired.com 19 January 2004
- ^ "Gershon Consulting", www.startupflux.com