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Peter Arvai
Peter Arvai (in Hungarian: ''Árvai Péter'', born in Karlskoga, October 26, 1979) is a Swedish businessman of Hungarian parentage.
He is CEO and co-founder of Prezi,〔(6 Questions With Prezi Co-Founder Peter Arvai ), 2013/03/13 Mashable〕〔(Now with over 20M users, presentation startup Prezi adds long-awaited audio features ), 2013/03/12 Venturebeat〕 a cloud-based presentation software company. As an entrepreneur, he founded omvard.se in Sweden,〔Founded omvard.se in Sweden, Details on (Prezi )〕 and co-founded Prezi along with other two co-founders Adam Somlai-Fischer, a designer and Peter "HP" Halacsy, a computer scientist and university professor; and officially launched it in 2009.〔(Prezi Team ) profile〕 Peter Arvai was one of the developers of Patented Web feed message browsing along with Joacim Boivie and Joakim Hilj.〔The patent was filed on March 9, 2007 in United States. (Pub No 20080222241 A1 )〕
==Early life & Education==
He is originally from Karlskoga, Sweden, and he mentions that his parents were Hungarian. He lived and worked in Budapest, Tokyo, Stockholm, Singapore and San Francisco. Peter Arvai attended Stockholm University in 2001 and graduated with a Masters in Business Administration in 2006.〔Developing the Business Case for a New Mobile Service, ISBN 978-3-639-04815-5〕 During his time at Stockholm University, Arvai participated in the 12 month Vulcanus in Japan programme, established by the EU and the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. During this time he studied Japanese and completed a training program at Fuji Xerox in Japan.〔 As part of his business program, Arvai studied economics in Singapore for an exchange semester. Arvai was one of the first batch of students to attend the newly introduced Master in Media Technology and Engineering program (1999-2005) at the Royal Institute of Technology.〔 After graduating Arvai co-founded the program's alumni group.〔(Alumni group )〕
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