13 Facts About Kevin Wall

Kevin Wall is an American entrepreneur, investor, activist and Emmy Award-winning producer of international events such as the benefit concert series Live Earth and Live 8.

At 18, Kevin Wall moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan and he started promoting concerts at the University of Michigan and other Midwest colleges.

In 1994 Kevin Wall established BoxTop, a web design company, which was merged with iXL, an Atlanta-based media and internet consulting company, and became vice-chairman.

Kevin Wall led the strategic acquisition and organization of 42 internet design and consulting companies, building a company with 3,000 employees, 38 offices and annual revenues of more than $400 million.

Kevin Wall was the executive producer of Live 8, a series of concerts around the world on July 2,2005, to raise money and awareness in the fight against poverty in Africa.

In 2005, Kevin Wall created Network LIVE, a joint venture with AEG, AOL, and XM Satellite Radio.

In 2016, Kevin Wall co-founded Dreamscape Immersive, an entertainment and technology company, with legendary producer Walter Parkes.

Kevin Wall serves as co-chairman of the company, which received nearly $40 million in investments from film studios, AMC, IMAX, Steven Spielberg, and others.

Kevin Wall was a general partner of Craton Equity Partners, a $242 million green-tech private equity fund, and was a founder of Sustainable Holdings, a company which weights its holdings based on a company's sustainability score.

Kevin Wall co-founded Shelter Capital Partners, a $175 million venture capital fund focused on companies in the semiconductor, software, and convergence sectors.

In 2015, Kevin Wall founded PTK Capital, which invests in transformative companies in the entertainment, food and wellness industries.

Kevin Wall is married to Susan Smalley, a scientist, author, activist, and professor emeritus at UCLA in the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences.

Kevin Wall has an executive producer credit for all of the productions.