Peter Sisson is a successful serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the telecommunications and Internet industries. He is currently founder and CEO of Toktumi, which provides a new type of phone service for virtual offices and home-based businesses. Before starting Toktumi, he was co-Founder and CEO of Teleo, a VoIP application software company that was acquired by Microsoft in 2005. He was also founder of mixonic.com and wineshopper.com. Peter was named one of the top 10 people to watch by CNET, has won a DEMO God award, and thrives on bringing new ideas and technologies to market.  Prior to starting his first company, Peter was an equity analyst following telecom equipment companies at Montgomery Securities, where he co-authored a 60 page industry study "Voice and Fax over IP Networks” published in January 1998. After business school he managed telecom market entry, technology, and regulatory consulting projects at Arthur D. Little, where his clients including Bell Atlantic, Telefonica, Motorola, Nortel, the Government of Colombia, and the European Union. While there he authored "The New WTO Telecom Agreement,” published in Telecommunications magazine, analyzing the potential impact of regulatory changes on world telecom markets. Peter started his career at AT&T Bell Laboratories writing operating software for enterprise-grade PBX systems. He holds an MBA from the Tuck School at Dartmouth, an MS in computer science from Stanford University, and a BA from Cornell University. He currently serves on the MBA advisory board of the Tuck School and the advisory boards of several startups, and is active in philanthropic efforts promoting diversity and environmental protection.