Oliver Grace is the Chief Executive Officer of the Grace Family Office, a dynamic investment firm with a diverse portfolio spanning private equity, venture capital, real estate, and publicly traded securities. With a keen focus on achieving high rates of return, Mr. Grace has established a reputation for strategic investment and financial acumen. Prior to his role at the Grace Family Office, Mr. Grace served as the CEO of Moscow Cablecom, where he led the development of a groundbreaking Cable TV and Internet Network for the City of Moscow, Russia. Under his leadership, the company was successfully sold to Renova in 2007. Mr. Grace also served as Chairman of Redbus Interhouse PLC, overseeing its merger with Telecity to create the largest independent colocation facilities for the internet in Europe, revolutionizing server hosting for businesses. This company was later acquired by Equinix in 2016. A pioneer in the tech industry, Mr. Grace was a founding shareholder and director of Take-Two Interactive Software, contributing to the introduction of virtual reality to video games. Additionally, Mr. Grace founded Mid-South Cellular, leveraging a spectrum awarded by the US government to operate cellular telephones. The company was later acquired by Centennial Cellular. Mr. Grace began his career as a real estate broker for Douglas Elliman-Knight Frank after graduating from Vanderbilt University. He continues to be a licensed real estate broker in New York. Outside of his professional endeavors, Mr. Grace serves as a director of the Cancer Research Institute, reflecting his commitment to philanthropy and community impact.