Peter Platzer
CEO Nanosatisfi
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Biography
Physicist (CERN, Max Planck Institute) -> Boston Consulting Group (Finance, IT) -> Harvard Busines School ->Quant Hedge Fund Startup -> The Rohatyn Group (EM Quant) -> Deutsche Bank Prop Desk (EM FX & EQ quant PM) -> Vegasoul Capital (EM & G10 FX & Commodities quantitative PM) -> International Space University -> NASA Ames -> NanoSatisfi
Specialties: Nanosatellites, CubeSats, Space Commercialization, Space Management, space technology, business of space exploration, Arduino, DIY Hacking, high and medium frequency quant investment management, risk management, entrepreneur ship, breakthrough technologies, career coaching, Emerging Markets, classical singing (Tenor)
Peter is also a regular speaker at technology, entrepreneurship and finance events in the US, Europe and Asia (Milken Institute, Techonomy, Orange Institute, Pioneers, Shenzhen New Technology, etc.)
Industry Expertise
Areas of Expertise
Accomplishments
White House Champion of Change
Recipient of 2013 White House Champion of Change award for outstanding innovation in the Crowdfunding space
Top 100 Brilliant Companies
2013-06-01
The company that I started, NanoSatisfi, won the Top 100 Brilliant Company award in 2013 from the Entrepreneur Magazine
Top 10 Startups of the Year - by WSJ
2013-09-30
The company I started, NanoSatisfi, was selected by the Wall Street Journal as one of the top 10 startups of the year
Education
Harvard Business School
MBA
Finance & Innovation
2002
Baker Scholar (Top 5%)
MBA Award Recipient (for Outstanding Contributions to the MBA Community)
Technical University Vienna
Dipl. Ing. (MSc + PhD Qual. Exam.)
High Energy and Fusion Physics
1997
International Space University
MSc
Space Science and Management
2012
Graduated First in Class
Student Representative
Team Project Leader
Event Appearances
Where the World Comes to Innovate
Milken Institute Global Conference Los Angeles, USA
The Internet...of the Universe
TE 2013 - The Internet of Everything SRI, Palo Alto
You think you know what a Satellite is
Techonomy 2013 Arizona, USA
2013-11-05
A Satellite for Everyone
Pioneers Festival 2013 Vienna, Austria
2013-10-30
Are NanoSatellites a disruptive Innovation?
ICEI 2013 - Modern Technology and Innovation conference Shenzhen, China
2013-11-07
Sample Talks
You think you know what a satellite is
General wisdom is that satellites costs 100s of millions of USD, take years to develop and are only built by NASA, military and huge corporations. The reality is that satellites can and are being built for 100s of thousands of USD by small companies and even individuals, radically altering who and how we access space. This talk highlights this paradigm shift
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- Keynote
- Moderator
- Panelist
- Workshop Leader
- Host/MC
- Corporate Training
