Part IV in our riiplay of the Fireside Chat speaker series produced by Vancouver Enterprise Forum.  VEF was pleased to present tech legend Greg Peet in Vancouver, BC here answering questions from the audience. Moderated by Mike Satterfield of Yaletown Venture Partners, enjoy this riiplay of this event, Part IV of IV, produced in part by our crew, riiPlay.tv.

Here is Part III of Greg Peet Fireside Chat at VEF.  Parts I, II and IV are listed under Interviews category.

Part II in our riiplay of the Fireside Chat speaker series produced by Vancouver Enterprise Forum. VEF was pleased to present tech legend Greg Peet in Vancouver, BC. Moderated by Mike Satterfield of Yaletown Venture Partners, enjoy this riiplay of this event, Part II of IV, produced in part by riiPlay.tv.

In the last segment of this Spring’s Fireside Chat series, Vancouver Enterprise Forum was pleased to present tech legend Greg Peet in Vancouver, BC.  Moderated by Mike Satterfield of Yaletown Venture Partners, enjoy this riiplay of this event, Part I of IV, produced in part by riiPlay.tv.

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Greg is an accomplished business leader, entrepreneur, angel investor and corporate director. Until 2004, he was VP and General Manager of the McKesson Medical Imaging Group, a role he assumed following McKesson’s (NYSE:MKE) acquisition of A.L.I. Technologies in 2002 for over $500 million. As CEO, Greg spent a decade directing the growth of A.L.I., from an R&D organization into a market leader in the digital medical imaging segment with over 400 employees. Greg was recognized as the Ernst & Young’s Pacific Entrepreneur of the Year in 2002, and B.C. Technology Industry Association’s “Person of the Year” for 2007. Prior to ALI, Greg was CEO of Enterprise Technologies and Norsat. He began his career in the financial services industry. Greg currently serves on a number of company boards, and is Co-Chair of the B.C. Premier’s Technology Council.