James J. Boehm

James J. Boehm is a prominent entrepreneur and innovator known for his role in co-founding Beam, an interactive live game streaming service.

Following the success of Beam, which won TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2016, Microsoft acquired the company and rebranded it as Mixer, resulting in widespread integration on Windows 10 PCs and Xbox One consoles.

Boehm's achievements have earned him prestigious titles like being named a 2016 Thiel Fellow by the Thiel Foundation, which supports unconventional learning approaches with a $100,000 grant, as well as inclusion in the Forbes 30 Under 30 List in 2018 and recognition from Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Awards.

His educational background includes studying Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies through the Thiel Fellowship.

Boehm's professional journey spans leadership roles in various organizations, including his tenure as CEO at Klutch1, founder of The Boehm Collective, co-founder of Mixer (subsequently acquired by Microsoft), Thiel Fellow at The Thiel Foundation, Chief Operating Officer & Co-Founder at Beam Interactive, Inc (acquired by Microsoft), and roles at ArcadiaCon LLC and MCProHosting.

James J. Boehm's commitment to innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership is evident through his contributions to the tech and gaming industries.