Keith Boesky is a veteran attorney, Hollywood agent, and accomplished entrepreneur, renowned for his ability to combine the world of content and technology. With over 25 years of leadership in the industry, he has represented clients ranging from early-stage ventures to NASDAQ listed companies such as Apple and Morgan Stanley. Boesky is considered one of the pioneers of virtual reality, having completed his first VR transaction as early as 1994.

Boesky also played an integral role in revolutionizing the gaming industry, having established the largest games practice in the country by the late 1990s. He helped take Eidos plc public in the United States by building a successful portfolio of games that included Tomb Raider, which eventually spawned multiple blockbuster movies, comic books, action figures, and video game sequels.

As the founder of Boesky & Company, he has been crucial in bridging the gap between technology and media, collaborating with companies such as Improbable, OTOY, and Osterhout Design Group, and advising on advances in mixed and augmented reality. Recently, he has been influential in formalizing gaming as an art form and breaking down traditional stereotypes associated with the industry.

Boesky's education includes a BA in Economics from the University of California, a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of San Diego, and studies at La Jolla High School. He is also an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University, where he teaches cross-disciplinary courses on game design and innovation.