Peter Pham is an Entrepreneur, Advisor, Co-founder of Science, Inc. and Board member of Dosomething.

His experience involves all facets of business from product, marketing, strategy, sales & raising money.

He specializes in Complex enterprise solutions in Hardware, Software, and Storage. He has a deep understanding of consumer internet and Social media / Social networking.

Since November 2011 he has been an Advisor & 1st Investor at DogVacay in Santa Monica, CA.

Since December 2011 he has been an Advisor & 1st Investor at Dollar Shave Club in Venice Beach, CA.

Since October 2011 he has been a Co-Founder/ Partner at Science Inc in Santa Monica, CA, where he has been Building Companies.

Since June 2007 he has been an Advisory board Member at Ustream.TV.

Since January 2007 he has been an Advisory Board Member at Kabam.

From February 2008 to 2014 he was an Advisory Board Member at Docstoc.

Between August 2011 and October 2011 he was an EIR at Trinity Ventures in Menlo Park.

From September 2010 to May 2011 he was a President & Co-Founder at Color.

Between April 2010 and September 2010 he was an Entrepreneur in Residence at Trinity Ventures.

From March 2008 to June 2010 he was a CEO at BillShrink.

Between January 2009 and 2010 he was a Mentor at Founder Institute.

From June 2007 to March 2008 he was a Vice president for Photobucket at Fox Interactive Media.

Between October 2005 and March 2008 he was a Vice President for Business development at Photobucket.com. Being h ired as the 5th employee he responsible for driving new user acquisition, driving over 20M new users. He was i nvolved in all aspects of the business early on from driving revenue, strategy, marketing, and product, finishing with corporate development which ended in their acquisition by Fox Interactive Media for $300M.

From August 2004 to October 2005 he was a Director of Business Development and Partner relations at Corporate Connections, an executive member organization providing personal and professional growth for CFO’s of Fortune 2000 companies. He analyzed CFO’s critical business issues and aligned them with senior level executives of product, services and solution providers of over 160 categories ranging from disaster recovery to corporate valuation services, identified new prospects as well as market opportunities throughout the US for sales of corporate membership and sponsorships, and managed all event logistics, marketing and strategic partnerships.

Between November 2002 and July 2004 he was a Director for Business and Channel Development at TiGi Corporation, a s olid state technology and storage management software company, where he executed a product launch and channel program into a new market.

He was responsible for identifying and recruiting over 50 Resellers across the US beginning in under 9 months generating over $9 million in revenue.

He also provided sales and in depth technical training for both Channel and Distribution.

From September 2001 to November 2002 he was a Director for Business Development at Appswing, an Israeli based Software startup Company with Windows to Web Technology acquired by Citrix, where he was responsible for developing strategic alliance relationships with Resellers. He established joint development projects with WRQ with US/ WRQ Canadajoint Grant receiving over $2.5 million.

Between October 2000 and September 2001 he was a Director for Service Development at Vectant, Inc., a US based full service networking and ASP / e-Commerce services firm with a focus in the Japan marketplace. He was a part of a team in setting strategic vision for ASP / e-Commerce initiatives. He was responsible for due diligence and assessment on software and technology from potential partner companies. He tasked to develop a fully hosted solution from application to storage solutions, and managed key worldwide strategic alliance relationships.

From January 2000 to October 2000 he was a Sr. Director for Business Development and Technology at Desktop Online, o ne of the first Aplication Service Providers (ASP) startup focused on remote server based computing systems, where he led DesktopOnline in developing a national reseller network by establishing a multi-year, exclusive agreement with Minolta Network Solutions (valued at $20 million), to resell DesktopOnline’s ASP services to Minolta’s 150,000 small-to-medium sized business clients in over 40 major metropolitan areas throughout the US.

He received a BS in Biology and Business management from the UC Irvine.