Kevin Boller is a highly skilled professional with a diverse background in software consulting, investment banking, product management, data warehouse product ownership, and data analytics leadership. With an MBA specializing in finance, accounting, entrepreneurship, and economics from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and a BBA in financial consulting from Southern Methodist University, Boller has held several significant positions in various organizations worldwide.

He is currently a Product Manager in Prime Video's single-threaded Live Events (sports and non-sports) organization at Amazon, working with an expert dev team dedicated to building a new reporting and analytics product from the ground up on Native AWS. Before joining Amazon, he served as VP Product (Revenue and Analytics) at FloSports in Austin, TX, where he selected Amazon Redshift and Periscope Data for the warehouse and BI reporting, developing 15+ data sources refreshed daily and empowering 100 company users with BI dashboards.

Previously, he was the Vice President at Blackstone's Advisory Partners (M&A) group, where he advised the Los Angeles Dodgers’ former owner and management on the $2.3 billion sale of the team, stadium, media rights, and real estate to Magic Johnson and Guggenheim Partners from 2011-2012. He also worked at Rothschild as a member of the deal team that sold a minority stake in Creative Artists Agency to TPG Capital.

Boller's expertise lies in Sports Media and Sports Technology, Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse Product Management, Financial, Operational, Product, and Data Analytics. He has a strong background in Financial Modeling and Economic Model Optimization and Pricing Strategy Analyses and Advisory.

He has various technical skills, including Programming/Data Science SQL (Postgres, MySQL), Python (pandas, numpy, scikit-learn), R, Dash by Plotly. In addition, he has experience with Databases/Warehouses/BI: Periscope Data (Cache/Views), Mode Analytics, Segment (warehouse and platform), Redshift, and Tableau.